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Circuit Bent CD Player Is Glitch Heaven

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Circuit bending is the art of creatively short circuiting low voltage hardware to create interesting and unexpected results. It’s generally applied to things like Furbys, old Casio keyboards, or early consoles to create audio and video glitches for artistic effect. It’s often practiced with a random approach, but by bringing in a little knowledge, you can get astounding results. [r20029] decided to apply her knowledge of CD players and RAM to create this glitched out Sony Discman.

Portable CD players face the difficult problem of vibration and shocks causing the laser to skip tracks on the disc, leading to annoying …read more

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150 Filmmakers and Photojournalists Call On Nikon, Sony, and Canon To Build in Encryption

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Some of the world’s leading photojournalists and filmmakers are calling on the manufacturers of the cameras they use to add encryption to their products, as the number of threats they face from having their devices seized is “literally too high to coun… Continue reading 150 Filmmakers and Photojournalists Call On Nikon, Sony, and Canon To Build in Encryption→

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Nearly 80 Sony IP Camera Models Plagued with Backdoor Accounts

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By Uzair Amir

SEC Consult, renowned IT security services and consultation firm, has identified that there is a critical flaw in Sony’s 80 SNC series IP cameras. This series features the IPELA ENGINE signal processing system of Sony. It is discovered that the security cameras have backdoor accounts that can be exploited to gain control of the device. […]

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