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Smart power meters are becoming quite prevalent. Question: Can a smart power meter (with patched firmware) read the keys pressed on a wired PS/2 or USB keyboard, connected to a desktop computer? What about a laptop (connected… Continue reading Can smart power meters read key presses on a wired keyboard?
Smart power meters are becoming quite prevalent. Question: Can a smart power meter (with patched firmware) read the keys pressed on a wired PS/2 or USB keyboard, connected to a desktop computer? What about a laptop (connected with RJ45 Eth… Continue reading Can smart power meters read key presses on a wired keyboard?
The original question’s title I am thinking was “hacking a provider” but someone could misunderstand the real meaning of the question. Because I have a strong suspect that my pc is spied I am trying to make some hypothesis. O… Continue reading Is a provider really secure?
If you walked into a gym and asked to sniff exercise equipment you would get some mighty strange looks. If you tell hackers you’ve sniffed a Fitbit, you might be asked to give a presentation. [Jiska] and [DanielAW] were not only able to sniff Bluetooth data from a run-of-the-mill Fitbit fitness tracker, they were also able to connect to the hardware with data lines using test points etched right on the board. Their Fitbit sniffing talk at 34C3 can be seen after the break. We appreciate their warning that opening a Fitbit will undoubtedly void your warranty since Fitbits don’t …read more
When I ping a host and sniff ICMP packet with Wireshark, I can see that by default 48 bytes of data sent to the host. If I don’t set specific data with -p flag then my questions are:
what kinds of data are sent in this 48 b… Continue reading What kinds of payload does ping include in ICMP packet? [on hold]
When I ping a host and sniff ICMP packet with Wireshark, I can see that by default 48 bytes of data sent to the host. If I don’t set specific data with -p flag then my questions are:
what kinds of data are sent in this 48 b… Continue reading What kinds of payload does ping include in ICMP packet? [on hold]
I’ve setup a wifi router and connect my Kali Linux laptop and my Android mobile phone to it.
I do know the password already (I’ve set it up) and I want to sniff all the data coming and going to the Android device. Wireshark i… Continue reading How to use Wireshark to capture HTTP data for a device on the same network as me
I’ve setup a wifi router and connect my Kali Linux laptop and my Android mobile phone to it.
I do know the password already (I’ve set it up) and I want to sniff all the data coming and going to the Android device. Wireshark i… Continue reading How to use Wireshark to capture HTTP data for a device on the same network as me
I am relatively new to cybersecurity and hacking and I aim to learn ethical hacking as a passion alongside my mainstream education(Electrical Engineering).
My setup: I have set up my very own WEP WiFi network(intentionally m… Continue reading Data sniffing on a WEP 128-bit encryption
I am aware of the various techniques that there are to sniff around a network that has Hubs or Switches (port mirroring, hubbing out, use of taps), but I am not sure which method would be more efficient in a home network that… Continue reading Where would I place a sniffer to capture data in a home network with the following topology?
