Collaborate Disseminate
As the most spendiest time of the year rapidly approaches, it’s good to know that your hard-earned money doesn’t have to go towards gifts that are probably still sitting in …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: November 21, 2021
Resellers who document their lives on YouTube found an extraordinary collection of beloved video games lurking underneath mounds of filth and bugs. Continue reading YouTubers Uncover Massive Video Game Collection Buried Under Maggots and Cockroaches
We’re running a contest on Making Tech at Home: building projects out of whatever you’ve got around the house. As a hacker who’s never had a lab outside of my apartment, house, or hackerspace, I had to laugh at the premise. Where the heck else would I hack?
The idea …read more
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WannaCrypt-like SMB spreading technique was widely used in Stuxnet, as docummented by Symantec and Kaspersky.
Read this: W32.Stuxnet Dossier (2010,Symantec PDF)
Now we have the name of the exploit: EternalBlue
There it was, after twenty minutes of turning the place over, looking through assorted storage boxes. A Thinwire Ethernet network. About the smallest possible Thinwire Ethernet network as it happens, a crimped BNC lead about 100mm long and capped at each end by a T-piece and a 50 ohm terminator. I’d been looking for a BNC T-piece on which to hook up another terminator to a piece of test equipment, and I’d found two of them.
As I hooked up the test I wanted to run I found myself considering the absurdity of the situation. I last worked somewhere with …read more
Continue reading Too Good To Throw Away: Dealing with an Out-Of-Control Junk Hoard