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How Google Glass Works #WearableWednesday
→ adafruit industries blog | 10 Apr 2013 | 9:00am CDT
Google Glass info graphic on brille-kaufen...
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Create Your Own Fashion Designs on @CONSTRVCT #WearableWednesday
→ adafruit industries blog | 10 Apr 2013 | 8:00am CDT
Cool 3D create-your-own fashion site– CONSTRVCT: CONSTRVCT is the world’s first collaborative fashion label– an online destination to create and share original fashion designs. Our own 3D design tool makes it fun and easy for anyone to create designs. It’s instantaneous style backed by solid engineering. Fashion for the digital age. Â I particularly like...
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Transparent LEGO chandelier by Tobias Tostesen
→ adafruit industries blog | 10 Apr 2013 | 7:21am CDT
TOBIAS TØSTESENTOBIAS TØSTESEN via designboom. tobias tøstesen transcends the inherent playfulness of standard LEGO elements to explore their infinite potential as a module for lighting. presented during milan design week 2013, the floor-to-ceiling chandelier uses the transparent bricks to offer a glance through the colorless lighting installation, preferring to use the curved form to capture...
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Apple Extended Keyboard II hack…
→ adafruit industries blog | 10 Apr 2013 | 7:13am CDT
Hack It Better: Apple Extended Keyboard II @ iFixit. I’m lucky enough to own an Apple Extended Keyboard II, which belongs to my Macintosh SE. Unfortunately, it wasn’t doing much good connected to my rarely-used SE. So, I figured it would find a better home on my desk at work, where I spend the day pounding away...
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YDKF Episode 130: Pagers, PDAs, and Cell Phones
→ robohara.com | 9 Apr 2013 | 6:00pm CDT
Episode 130 of You Don’t Know Flack covers pagers, PDAs, and cell phones. In this episode I talk about the first pager I owned and why I wanted one, the first PDA I owned (the Palm Pilot III), and a few of the cell phones I’ve owned over the years (starting with the Star-Tac). I...
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Quick way to view ruby gems
→ Carnal0wnage & Attack Research Blog | 9 Apr 2013 | 9:31am CDT
This post is a very short and very simple tip for easily opening a ruby gem up for closer inspection.When reviewing a Rails or Sinatra application (code review), it sometimes becomes necessary to view the libraries (ruby gems) that an application is including and using. Instead of navigating to the ~/.rvm/gems/@ directory (or wherever else the gems are stored) and opening them with your text editor of choice, you can instead leverage the power of bundler.For your *nix based systems that leverag...
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Deutsche Bank Macht Kunst
→ el | 5 Apr 2013 | 11:29am CDT
a quick english translation can be found here Berlin konnte sich keine Kunsthalle für Gegenwartskunst leisten, nun macht die Deutsche Bank eine. Und ruft unter dem Motto Macht Kunst dazu auf, Bilder einzuliefern, die alle aufgehängt werden, um 24 Stunden gezeigt zu werden. War es Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts noch so, dass im Zuge revolutionärer Veränderung...
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My Thunder Hoodie
→ robohara.com | 5 Apr 2013 | 6:00am CDT
For Christmas, Susan bought me an OKC Thunder Hoodie. It’s blue and had the Thunder logo along with the words “Oklahoma City” printed across the front. I enjoy wearing it, but over the past month I have enjoyed wearing it more than usual. Last month I spent a week in Dallas — home of the...
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The Ups and Downs of Air Travel
→ robohara.com | 1 Apr 2013 | 7:36am CDT
Just minutes after Morgan found the last Easter egg yesterday morning it was time to finish packing and head off to the airport. Yes, I said airport. Those of you who know me know how much I hate flying, but this week I’ll be working out of Seattle, and flying certainly felt like the lessor...
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Featured Guest on Adventure Club Podcast
→ robohara.com | 29 Mar 2013 | 6:25am CDT
Wednesday evening I was featured as a guest on the Adventure Club Podcast. The Adventure Club Podcast is hosted by two guys, Guy Hutchinson and John J. Both of these guys are involved in a ton of podcasts and projects, some of which have been rolled up into the duo’s Adventure Club Podcast Network. I...
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PC Games For Sale: 40 Cents Each
→ robohara.com | 26 Mar 2013 | 6:15am CDT
I had heard of the website Bundle-in-a-Box before, but never really looked into it until one of my friends Robb Sherwin had one of his games added to a bundle. What Bundle-in-a-Box does is group several games together and allow their customers to pay whatever price they think the bundle is worth. The games are...
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Next Level Testing
→ Carnal0wnage & Attack Research Blog | 25 Mar 2013 | 6:40pm CDT
We've been having a good time doing intensive, month long or longer APT simulation tests for people, acting like malicious insiders, using hardware implants, 0days, human enabled malware, etc. Lately, however, we've been playing around with a new type of testing to take things to the next level. This testing has two basic components:Reverse Engineer TestingNetwork Forensics TestingThe basic idea is to exercise your RE and packet ninjas even harder to make them strong.On the RE side we create pro...
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Exotic Liability 87: Trigger
→ Exotic Liability | 25 Mar 2013 | 12:58am CDT
The one where we start a shiznit-storm and, oh yeah, a chat with Violet Blue.... Thanks to: Jericho & Banasidhe for being in studio! Enjoy!
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APT PDFs and metadata extraction
→ Carnal0wnage & Attack Research Blog | 20 Mar 2013 | 8:45am CDT
One of the modules in our new Rapid Reverse Engineering class is artifact extraction. For this section of the class the students use a python module we create for doing some artifact/metadata extraction from samples. One of the more interesting pieces of metadata that attackers leave behind is the software that the malicious file was created with. In this case I was looking at some PDFs. I then realized that I extract this information for individual samples, but I have never run a test on a l...
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Attack Research Training Schedule
→ Carnal0wnage & Attack Research Blog | 4 Mar 2013 | 11:20am CST
We have finalized our training schedule for Attack Research for the year. Below is the schedule for our training's for the rest of the year. We can't promise that more opportunities will pop up but below is a confirmed schedule:April 16-17th Course: Offensive TechniquesLocation: Source BostonApril 25th-26th Course: Debuting - Rapid Reverse EngineeringLocation: New York City at an Attack Research/Trail of Bits trainingMay 21st-22nd Course: Operational Post Exploitation Location: Attack Research H...
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Graffiti und Gentrifizierung
→ el | 17 Feb 2013 | 11:51am CST
rebel:art » Serie: El schreibt über Graffiti #7...
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100 Probleme eines figurativ-abstrakten Expressionismus
→ el | 21 Jan 2013 | 7:17pm CST
veröffentlicht in Pareidolia #16...
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the screen generation III: cargo cult and gadget cult
→ el | 11 Jan 2013 | 10:51am CST
„Rather than give out laptops (they‘re actually Motorola Zoom tablets plus solar chargers running custom software) to kids in schools with teachers, the OLPC Project decided to try something completely different: it delivered some boxes of tablets to two villages in Ethiopia, taped shut, with no instructions whatsoever. Just like, ‚hey kids, here’s this box,...
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Going to Greece with Alfred Sohn-Rethel in the pocket. An artistic exploration of crisis and normality.
→ el | 11 Jan 2013 | 7:54am CST
About the video installation Ultimate Substance by Anja Kirschner and David Panos (curated by Kerstin Stakemeier and Sophie Goltz), which is currently on view in the Neuer Berliner Kunstverein. published on Dawn of the Greeks â†'...
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Training Opportunities
→ Carnal0wnage & Attack Research Blog | 3 Jan 2013 | 8:32am CST
We are hosting two training's at the Attack Research Headquarters over the next few months. The first training is our Operational Post Exploitation class which will be January 29th-January 30th.We have just added Offensive Techniques in February for an available training as well. We will be hosting the training February 26th-February 28th. More details can be found at our training website.We are also looking at doing a round of training in the London area in May of this year. Right now we are t...
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Exotic Liability 86 - Christmas and then some...
→ Exotic Liability | 24 Dec 2012 | 12:39pm CST
Supersized episode with lots o' guests! Merry Christmas from the EL Crew. Enjoy!
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Reality bites
→ CULT OF THE DEAD COW | 18 Jul 2012 | 5:08pm CDT
"Are We Living in the Matrix?" This article, written by Andrew Thomas, originally appears at www.whatisreality.co.uk and is the property of the author. It is reproduced here for the purpose of discussion. The article is a little dated and gets...
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Go Katie, go!
→ CULT OF THE DEAD COW | 6 Jul 2012 | 11:13am CDT
~XENUXENUXENUXENU~ From the Daily Mail: "... In light of the rumors that Cruise’s devotion to Scientology-and his supposed desire to enroll Suri in one of the religion’s intense boot camps -was one of the main causes for their split, two...
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Exotic Liability 85: The boys are back in town
→ Exotic Liability | 2 Jul 2012 | 12:36am CDT
- Recent events review - DC20 and BSides LV preview - Secret goings-on... www.exoticliability.com...
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It's a pretty short leash after all
→ CULT OF THE DEAD COW | 7 May 2012 | 3:15pm CDT
Friend of the c0w and upstanding civic pioneer Virgil Inferno recently shared this story to the Cult of the Dead Cow Facebook group. Join us there sometime, whydon'tcha? +++ I never really wanted a cell phone. Despite the fact that...