Collaborate Disseminate
Another week, another exploit against an air-gapped computer. And this time, the attack is particularly clever and pernicious: turning a GPU into a radio transmitter.
The first part of [Mikhail Davidov] and [Baron Oldenburg]’s article is a review of some of the basics of exploring the RF emissions of computers …read more
Continue reading GPU Turned Into Radio Transmitter To Defeat Air-Gapped PC
I am trying to run hashcat and naive-hashcat in Kali linux, but I am having problems with cpu/gpu divers.
If I run hashcat i get this error:
Device #1: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime. Expect massive speed loss.
You can use… Continue reading Hashcat and naive-hashcat Kali Linux CPU/GPU driver issue
There was a time when running a program on an array of processors meant that you worked in some high-powered lab somewhere. Now your computer probably has plenty of processors hiding in its GPU and if you have an FPGA, you have everything you need to make something custom. The …read more
To start, I have been trying with Hashcat, JTR and Pyrit. However, I’ve had no luck with anything on Hashcat except the OpenCL in Kali,
Pyrit I’ll just leave it there.
System
Hp 6300 Pro SFF
OS
The update fixes 11 mainly high-severity security flaws in Windows and GeForce graphics card drivers, including three in the program used to update them. Continue reading Nvidia patches graphics products and GeForce Experience update tool
I tried to post my info and question, the site thinks it is spam please follow this link to Hashcat Forum and check out what is going on it is very detailed I didn’t leave anything out. https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-8702-p… Continue reading Kali linux, Unbuntu, Hashcat not using my GPU
A single board computer on a desk is fine for quick demos but for taking it into the wild (or even the rest of the house) you’re going to want a little more safety from debris, ESD, and drops. As SBCs get more useful this becomes an increasingly relevant problem …read more
Are attackers able to break out of Google Chrome’s sandbox using Nvidia GPU driver exploit and then execute code on a victim’s PC using publicly available tools like metasploit or equivalent?
Continue reading Currently, can attackers exploit Nvidia GPU drivers through web browser? [on hold]
Synthetic-aperture radar, in which a moving radar is used to simulate a very large antenna and obtain high-resolution images, is typically not the stuff of hobbyists. Nobody told that to [Henrik Forstén], though, and so we’ve got this bicycle-mounted synthetic-aperture radar project to marvel over as a result.
Neither the …read more
Continue reading Bike-Mounted Synthetic-Aperture Radar Makes Detailed Images
When shopping online, there’s plenty of great deals out there on modern graphics hardware. Of course, if you’re like [Dawid] and bought a GTX1050 Ti for $48 from Wish, you probably suspect it’s too good to be true. Of course, you’d be correct.
[Dawid] notes from the outset that the …read more