Collaborate Disseminate
If binary digits are bits, are quinary digits “quits”? Perhaps, but whatever you call them, you’re going to have to wrap your head around some new concepts in order to make sense of this quinary display clock.
Why quinary? [Spike Snell] wanted to minimize the number of LEDs, and 5 …read more
Continue reading Colorful Quinary Clock Makes the Most Out of Five Neopixels
Nessus scan reported NTP mode 6 Scanner, these are some switches/routers and Linux systems. The description says that these systems can be utilised is an amplification based Ddos attacks.
None of these servers is exposed to the internet an… Continue reading NTP Mode 6 Scanner should be remediated on an internal network?
For many people, these last few weeks have been quite an adjustment. When the normal routine of work or school is suddenly removed, it’s not unusual for your internal clock to get knocked out of alignment. It might have started with struggling to figure out if it was time for …read more
Continue reading Quarantine Clock Answers the Important Question
The elegance of Power over Ethernet (PoE) is that you can provide network connectivity and power over a single cable. Unfortunately not nearly enough hardware seems to support this capability, forcing intrepid hackers to take matters into their own hands. The latest in this line of single-cable creations is this …read more
The Myst fans in the audience will love this project because it displays the 25-hour timekeeping system of the D’ni. The hardware hackers will lean a little closer to their screen because it does so with custom made 25-segment LEDs, and the precision obsessed will start breathing heavily when they …read more
Continue reading Clock Uses Custom LED Displays to Keep Myst Time
While it might be in its twilight years, the venerable VGA video connector conceals a versatile interface that can still provide the experimenter with the opportunity for a variety of hacks. We’ve not seen anything quite like [flok]’s one, in which he uses the VGA interface to insert timing information …read more
I have a Linux (4.9.171) machine running on ARM Cortex-A processor. The system has internet connection and talks to my server over SSL. At the first boot, I can configure the date and time to it. However, if my system restart… Continue reading Secure way to update Date & Time of a Linux Embedded Device
Over the years we’ve seen countless ways of displaying the current time, and judging by how many new clock projects that hit the tip line, it seems as though there’s no end in sight. Not that we’re complaining, of course. The latest entry into the pantheon of unusual timepieces is …read more
Continue reading An ESP32 Clock With A Transforming LED Matrix
Whether it’s been a Python script running on a Linux box or an ESP8266, abusing using WiFi SSIDs to convey messages is hardly a new trick. But for DerbyCon 2019, [vgrsec] wanted to do put together something a little unique. Dare we say, even useful. Rather than broadcast out SSID …read more
Continue reading Advertise Your Conference Schedule Via SSID
Could there be a worse fate for a guy with a Swiss accent than to be subjected to a clock that’s seconds or even – horrors! – minutes off the correct time? Indeed not, which is why [The Guy With the Swiss Accent] went to great lengths to keep his …read more