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anonymiss@despora.de
anonymiss

An open-source hacking #hardware platform based on the #RP2040 with #RF, #NFC, #USB, and #SD card ready for pen testing #research.

source: https://www.hackster.io/pablotrujillojuan/hackbat-1dfdbc

In the #cybersecurity field, engineers are always looking for vulnerabilities in order to fix them and prevent other actors could taking advantage of them. The tools used by these engineers can be expensive and, on many occasions, the tools don't fit exactly with the requirements that engineers need. In this project, I want to present an open-source hardware platform with some tools used in cybersecurity, especially in pen testing. The board is named Hackbat and features an RF transceiver, NFC communication, SD card, USB, and #WIFI. All of this is managed by the #RaspberryPI #microcontroller RP2040. The schematic and the PCB design are open-source and are available on GitHub. Let's take a part-by-part look at the #Hackbat.

#news #opensource #tool #pentest

Hackbat

An open-source hacking hardware platform based on the RP2040 with RF, NFC, USB, and SD card ready for pen testing research. By Pablo Trujillo.

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ramnath@nerdpol.ch
ramnath

https://www.bitchute.com/video/FRaWXShm5NQt/

#Dr. #MartinPall is Professor Emeritus from Washington State University and has researched in depth how the omnipresent electro-smog effects biological systems. He explains the dangers he found as well as the proof that the regulators threshold values are far from safe. Our Kla.TV Team had the unique chance to visit him and record a lecture about his knowledge in this field.

Did you know that there is a universe of published scientific findings that are quite underreported, making them widely unknown in the population? One example is the field of digital wireless technology. Today there are many professors and researchers warning about the harmful effects of the radiation emitted by our #smartphones, #WiFi routers, #base-stations and the such. Surf hundreds of best broadcasts - on what these experts in many cases have dedicated their lifetime to study and explain - on Kla.TV in this link:
kla.tv/5G-WirelessCommunication-en

Will the warning call reach enough open ears on time? Everybody can help this cause by sharing these facts in every day life.

Here now we present Dr. Martin Pall’s valuable speech. In the second half of this speech, he elaborates on very important studies and health observations - so stay tuned and don’t miss the end of this.See less

SMARTPHONES & #MICROWAVES: HOW DANGEROUS ARE THEY REALLY? (Dr. Martin Pall)

SMARTPHONES & MICROWAVES: HOW DANGEROUS ARE THEY REALLY? (Dr. Martin Pall)

================ (WOR) https://www.bitchute.com/channel/worldordersreview/ ================ SMARTPHONES & MICROWAVES (Dr. Martin Pall) HOW DANGEROUS ARE THEY REALLY? ================ Dr. Martin Pall is Professor Emeritus from Washington State …

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scriptkiddie@anonsys.net
Script Kiddie

#Milk-V Duo S mini #PC with #RISC-V and #ARM processor cores

The versatility of the Milk-V Duo S is one of its standout features. It comes equipped with a range of connectivity options, including a 10/100 #Ethernet jack for stable wired internet connections and #USB Type-C and Type-A ports for connecting a variety of peripherals. The board also includes a #microSD card reader for expandable storage, and it’s equipped with 512MB of #DDR3 memory, which is more than capable of managing multiple tasks simultaneously. For those who need wireless connectivity, certain models of the Milk-V Duo S also include #WiFi and #Bluetooth, as well as #eMMC storage options for faster data access and improved security.

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With a starting price of only $11, it is positioned to be within reach of a wide spectrum of users, from hobbyists to professionals.

see: geeky-gadgets.com/mini-pc-with…

Runs with #Linux: milkv.io/docs/pioneer/getting-…

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#linux #hardware #microcomputer #news #cpu #npu #iot

Pfsense Box mini PC with 6 Gigabit Ethernet from $417

A new mini PC equipped with 6 Gigabit Ethernet ports has been recently launched powered by an Intel Core i5-1135G7 processor

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paco146@diaspora.psyco.fr
Alex VI - Borgia

En vrac

#bidouille #noob #logiciels #périphériques #guerre #cinéma #occident #colonialisme #USA

Bon, après trois heures de bagarre, j'ai enfin réussi à faire fonctionner mon nouveau #lecteur #DVD #externe de marque Asus. C'est grâce à ce post. Merci à ses auteurs.

Mais plus ça va, plus j'ai l'impression que ça devient difficile de faire tourner le matos mainstream sous #Linux. Exemple : une clé #WIFI #usb achetée en décembre, que depuis je n'ai jamais réussi à faire parler, bien qu'ayant planché sur le problème durant d'interminables semaines. Et par ailleurs ma vieille #imprimante Epson qui désormais marche plus ou moins bien avec le pilote bricolé d'une autre bécane (plus récente) de la marque.

Il est vrai aussi que l' #obsolescence_programmée ne concerne pas que les #machines, mais aussi les zumains et que c'est peut-être moi-même qui suis un peu fatigué, pour ne pas dire dépassé.

Néant moins, je m'en vais poursuivre une relecture 40 ans plus tard de #Apocalyps_Now, commencée hier soir. C'est stupéfiant à quel point ce #film, sans doute le plus immensément énorme du 20' siècle, n'a pas pris une ride ! A quel point il redevient terriblement d' #actualité.

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danie10@squeet.me
Danie

WiFi networks that span over 3km are on the way but we’ve long had 5km plus with line of sight WiFi

A white plastic covered WiFi router with 4 vertical antennas at the back of it
Morse Micro’s test was carried out on a stretch of an empty beach, but the beachfront had many buildings which interfered with the signal. So, they say it was a good demonstration of what we can expect in the real world.

So, whilst we’ve seen outdoor WiFi working distances of 5km plus at 2.4GHz this was point to point line of sight. Normally 2.4GHz and 5GHz indoor WiFi does not travel very far as the higher frequencies don’t penetrate solid obstructions very well.

One of the key differences here is that this HaLow standard is at a much lower 900MHz which will penetrate better. It was the reason why with %G cellular, at its very high frequencies, did not travel very far or penetrate deeply at all (requiring more towers that are closer to users).

Lower frequencies though also go with lower data throughput speeds, which is why cellular providers have been trying to move up to 5G as the speeds are way faster (over those shorter distances).

This standard though will be of tremendous use connecting users in under developed areas where getting connected is more important than ultra-fast streaming speeds. That said, this frequency is not available in Africa (Region 1) because it is reserved for cellular providers still. Also, increased distance would likely also mean increased signal congestion. This is why each region and country have regulators approving devices so that there is better utilisation of scarce radio spectrum (in other words, don’t import this equipment unless it is approved for your country).

See https://www.techzim.co.zw/2024/02/wifi-networks-spanning-3km-on-the-way-cell-tower-kind-of-range/
#Blog, #technology, #wifi

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