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The RK6006-BT power supply I had a DPS3003 power supply, and I ve always found the device difficult to use. There are only 4 buttons and a knob, and the manual was difficult to parse. I noticed a similar power supply Continue reading
What is the Pico Debug N Dump? The Pico Debug N Dump is a RPi Pico-based board designed by @ghidraninja used for hardware hacking. It makes use of the Pico capability to provide a flexible platform. In particular, it comes with four different firmware Continue reading
A friend asked me for help. He has a USB thumbdrive that he used for backup and when he plugged it into his Windows system, Windows wanted to re-format the drive (and therefore erase his backups). Obviously a sub-optimal solution, Continue reading
Someone asked me for help on a scripting problem, and it seemed both simple and interesting. They had a raspberry Pi set up to control some lights, and they wanted to turn lights on and off if a set of Continue reading
Why use FT232H and FT2232H boards? I wanted to use a FT232H board for some hardware hacking. The FTDI FTxxx family of devices and boards based on this chip is categorized as a Multi-Protocol Synchronous Serial Engine (MPSSE), which can Continue reading
One of the more useful tools for reverse engineering hardware is a Bus Pirate. However, it does not come with any sort of cable or connector. You can use DuPont connectors, if your device has headers soldered to it. However, Continue reading
TL;DR: Debugging Sendmail s SMTP AUTH option is not well documented. I integrated Metasploit Pro with Amazon s SES/Sendmail, and this describes the debug process I used. We have an Amazon EC2 system using SES (Simple Email Service) running Sendmail. We use Continue reading
I wanted to easily add web security to a static AWS EC2 website to improve the search rankings. I found a guide by Ivo Petkov however there were a few problems with his instructions. I followed his advice: sudo yum install Continue reading
I ve always wanted to build a versatile Teensy-based device for use in physical security penetration testing. I ve seen Irongeek s device, and Mike Czumak s dongle, but neither of these had an SD card, and only had a 4 of 5 position Continue reading
One of my clients wanted us to scan their web servers for confidential information. This was going to be done both from the Internet, and from an internal intranet location (between cooperative but separate organizations). In particular they were concerned Continue reading