Collaborate Disseminate
[Thomas Rinsma] wanted to learn about designing PCBs. Thus, he set about a nifty project that would both teach him those lessons and net him something useful in the process. …read more Continue reading Building a Mechanical Keyboard as a Learning Project
[Vintage Geek] found an interesting device from 1996 called “MindDrive” which claims you can control your computer with your brain. Oddly, though, it doesn’t connect to your head. Instead, it …read more Continue reading Mind Control… No, Not Like That
90’s kids think that the Power Glove was the coolest game peripheral of the epoch. We might have thought so too, until we saw the U-Force in this video about …read more Continue reading Why You’ve Never Heard About Nintendo’s U-Force
USB connectors have lent themselves to creative interpretations of their mechanical specifications ever since the first experimenter made a PCB fit into a USB-A socket. The USB-C standard with its …read more Continue reading Genius or Cursed, This USB-C Connector Is Flexible
Sweaty palms are never a good thing, and now a new start-up is taking matters into their own hands with the Zephyr. This gaming mouse has a built-in fan to keep gamers’ hands cool.Continue ReadingCategory: Computers, TechnologyTags: Mouse, Computer, Co… Continue reading Zephyr mouse packs a built-in fan to help gamers keep a cool hand
A lack of proper code-signing verification and authentication for firmware updates opens the door to information disclosure, remote code execution, denial of service and more. Continue reading Lenovo, HP, Dell Peripherals Face Unpatched Firmware Bugs
My concerns here are of devices like the Rubber Ducky, Bash Bunny, malware-infected USBs and other software-related risks. This does NOT cover hardware risks like the USB Killer.
I currently don’t have a separate computer I … Continue reading How to test a peripheral for malware and more? [on hold]
Researchers have revealed how malicious Thunderbolt and PCI Express (PCIe) peripherals could be used to compromise computers running macOS, Windows, Linux and FreeBSD. Continue reading Thunderclap: Apple Macs at risk from malicious Thunderbolt peripherals
As data breaches continue to escalate, the importance of a mature security program becomes more and more apparent to both system administrators and executives. Keeping up with the latest attacker TTPs (Tactics, Techniques & Procedures) can be daunt… Continue reading A Recipe for Baking Security into Every Piece of Your Infrastructure as Threats Rise
Two years after Intel embraced USB-C for Thunderbolt 3, it’s taking another big step toward the mainstream. The post Intel’s Plan to Thunderbolt 3 All of the Things appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Intel’s Plan to Thunderbolt 3 All of the Things