EU Cyber Resilience Act: What You Need to Know
Manufacturers, importers, and distributors of products with digital components operating in the E.U. must comply. Continue reading EU Cyber Resilience Act: What You Need to Know
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Manufacturers, importers, and distributors of products with digital components operating in the E.U. must comply. Continue reading EU Cyber Resilience Act: What You Need to Know
We’ve seen our share of custom PCBs here on Hackaday, but they aren’t always pretty. If you want to bring your PCB aesthetics up a notch, [Ian Dunn] has put …read more Continue reading Designing Aesthetically-Pleasing PCBs
If you’re one of the lucky ten thousand today who still haven’t tried programming electronics with the Arduino platform, this detailed guide by [Dafna Mordechai] should hopefully give you enough incentive to pick it up now and make a simple bit of Christmas-themed decoration with it.
The guide isn’t exactly …read more
Continue reading Learn Arduino In Time And In Tune For Christmas
Whether you’re a professional or just looking to sext, here’s the stuff you’ll need to upgrade your nude selfie game. Continue reading An Adult Model Explains How to Take the Best Nude Selfies
Earlier this year, the Web3 Foundation (W3F) commissioned Trail of Bits for a security review and assessment of the risks in storing cryptocurrency. Everyone who owns cryptocurrency — from large institutions to individual enthusiasts — shar… Continue reading 10 Rules for the Secure Use of Cryptocurrency Hardware Wallets
Of the nearly 200 papers on software fuzzing that have been published in the last three years, most of them—even some from high-impact conferences—are academic clamor. Fuzzing research suffers from inconsistent and subjective benchmarks, wh… Continue reading How to Spot Good Fuzzing Research
You’ve just approved an audit of your codebase. Do you: Send a copy of the repository and wait for the auditors’ reports, or Take the extra effort to set the auditors up for success? By the end of the audit, the difference between these ans… Continue reading How to prepare for a security audit
Facebook is better if you completely ignore the News Feed. Continue reading How to Ditch the News Feed Algorithm and Take Back Facebook
Millions of people worldwide have just added new Apple gadgets to their lives thanks to the annual end of December consumerism event. Those who are also Hackaday readers are likely devising cool projects incorporating their new toys. This is a good time to remind everybody that Apple publishes information useful for such endeavors: the Accessory Design Guidelines for Apple Devices (PDF).
This comes to our attention because [Pablo] referenced it to modify an air vent magnet mount. The metal parts of a magnetic mount interferes with wireless charging. [Pablo] looked in Apple’s design guide and found exactly where he needed …read more
A straightforward guide to privacy, messaging, and keeping yourself safe from passive and active surveillance. Continue reading The Motherboard Guide to Avoiding State Surveillance