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Need security tool for deniable encryption with requirement below:
use 1 passphrase only for encryption and decryption, without any key
given correct passphrase, it will be decrypted
given any incorrect passphrase, it will be decrypted … Continue reading Security Tool for Deniable Encryption [closed]
I am looking for tools / software / library / algorithm, that can shuffle private key, by using passphrase only, and then use the same passphrase to de-shuffle, but if it is wrong passphrase, then it will re-shuffle again, instead of de-sh… Continue reading Shuffle Tool / Software [closed]
Yes, rolling tool cabinets in every conceivable shape, size, arrangement of drawers, and even color are readily available commercially, and you probably shouldn’t build your own. But as [Bob] from …read more Continue reading Scratch-Built Rolling Tool Cabinet is a Metalworking Skill-Builder
I have a BigIP target server and try to meassure the (average) rtt. Usually I do this with sudo hping3 -S -p 80 <target>.
hping3 works fine with the listed parameters for arbitrary hosts, but for this server – I know it’s a F5 BigI… Continue reading Hping3 not working on BigIP target server [migrated]
A solderless breadboard is a place where ideas go to become real for the first time. Usually, this is a somewhat messy affair, with random jumpers flying all about the place, connecting components that can be quickly swapped to zero in on the right values, or to quickly change the …read more
One of the biggest challenges facing the aspiring blacksmith is procuring the tools of the trade. And that means tackling the unenviable task of finding a decent anvil. Sure, one can buy an ASO — anvil-shaped object — at Harbor Freight, but a real anvil is much harder to come …read more
Continue reading Railroad Rail Transformed into Blacksmith’s Anvil with the Simplest of Tools
I read this post: How does hacking work? and I saw that Chris Dale answered the question with some PHP exploit instructions. However, how does a hacker can read a PHP file (or another back-end file), since it is in a server? What do hacker… Continue reading How does a hacker reach a back-end file to exploit it?
Buying tools is all well and good, but it doesn’t suit the ethos of Youtube channel [Workshop From Scratch]. Building what you need is much more the go, and that’s demonstrated ably with this home-built electric workshop crane.
The crane is put together in a straightforward manner using basic steelworking …read more
How do you dispose of an old hard drive? Inventive stories about heat and flame or industrial shredders will no doubt appear in the comments, but for me I just dismantle them and throw the various parts into the relevant scrap bins at my hackerspace. The magnets end up stuck …read more
Continue reading Ask Hackaday: What Tools Do You Really Need For A Life On The Road?
As the lycra and carbon fiber frames might suggest, space and weight are key concerns for cycling enthusiasts, and that extends to the gear they carry for on-the-spot repairs. The latest offering from purveyor of cycling parts Wolf Tooth is one that mi… Continue reading Wolf Tooth’s 8-Bit Pack Pliers have 16 other tricks up their sleeve