Collaborate Disseminate
Some products seem to have a part of two that’s pretty much guaranteed to end up dying on you. In the case of the 2015-vintage Wacom Cintiq Companion 2, this …read more Continue reading Bypass Defective STDP9320 Video Controller on Wacom Cintiq Companion 2
The Lenovo Yoga Book is a interesting thing, featuring a touch-surface keyboard that also doubles as a Wacom tablet. [TinLethax] sadly broke the glass of this keyboard when trying to …read more Continue reading Rescuing a Wacom Digitizer From A Broken Lenovo Yoga Book
[Akaki Kuumeri] had an old Wacom Intuos digitizing graphics tablet collecting dust, and figured out how to non-destructively transform it into a drawing tablet. He was inspired by an old …read more Continue reading Improved Graphics-to-Drawing Tablet Conversion
Wacom stated that its data collection is done only in aggregate — but that doesn’t fix the issues, according to security experts. Continue reading Wacom Tablet Data Exfiltration Raises Security Concerns
Wacom drawing tablets track how you use programs on your Mac or PC, and continuously upload it to Google—without informed consent.
The post Busted: Wacom Secretly Tracks How You Use Your Apps appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Continue reading Busted: Wacom Secretly Tracks How You Use Your Apps
Graphics tablet company Wacom can collect data unconnected to its products, such as which applications users open on their computers. Continue reading Wacom driver caught monitoring third-party software use
Do you read the privacy policy for your mouse when you install it? Your keyboard? Your drawing board?
Maybe you should… because it might set you off on a journey where you’ll discover surprising things are happening with your private data.
Continue reading Wacom drawing tablets are spying on every app you open, and sending the data back to Wacom
Pen-to-paper digital capturing tools have been around for a little while now, but they still seem like magic. The post Review: Wacom Bamboo Slate appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Review: Wacom Bamboo Slate
[Micah Elizabeth Scott], aka [scanlime], has been playing around with USB drawing tablets, and got to the point that she wanted with the firmware — to reverse engineer, see what’s going on, and who knows what else. Wacom didn’t design the devices to be user-updateable, so there aren’t copies of the ROMs floating around the web, and the tablet’s microcontroller seems to be locked down to boot.
With the easy avenues turning up dead ends, that means building some custom hardware to get it done and making a very detailed video documenting the project (embedded below). If you’re interested in …read more
