I recently picked up a Shuttle Omninas KD20 on sale from NCIX. It runs Linux, but sshd is disabled by default. Thankfully it…
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The researchers said German firm Discovergy apparently allowed information gathered by its smart meters to travel over an insecure link to its servers. The…
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The Attawapiskat First Nation is in such a desire state that it has declared a state of emergency – but no level of Government…
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From http://shareable.net/blog/a-low-cost-low-power-diy-cellular-data-network Shareable recently covered a group of residents of Jalalabad, Afghanistan who built their own open-source wireless network from junk and everyday household items. For the…
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Extremetech reports that a MITM attack was conducted against all 4G and CDMA transmissions in and around the DEFCON venue in Las Vegas. Apparently the MITM…
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Lockpicker Toby Bluzmanis inserts a wire into the LED readout of Kaba’s E-Plex 5800 to open the lock. To open a door fitted with…
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Mike Tassey posing with the Wireless Aerial Surveillance Platform, WASP. http://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2011/07/28/flying-drone-can-crack-wifi-networks-snoop-on-cell-phones/ How do one ex-Air Force official and one former airplane hobby shop owner,…
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Chances are you’ve never heard of TruePosition. If you’re an AT&T or T-Mobile customer, though, TruePosition may have heard of you. When you’re in…
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Brazilian satellite hackers use high-performance antennas and homebrew gear to turn U.S. Navy satellites into their personal CB radios.
CAMPINAS, Brazil — On the night of March 8, cruising 22,000 miles above the Earth, U.S. Navy communications satellite FLTSAT-8 suddenly erupted with illicit…
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