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Category: Hacking
Hacking: The Nexus of Innovation and Exploration
Explore the tech realm with us. From Raspberry Pi innovations that suggest recipes by scanning your fridge to spray-on keyboards, we cover it all. Developer Simon transforms everyday tasks. Bjørn Karmann introduces cameras powered by AI.
Unpack the Unix ethos with ‘Simple Unix Chat’ and dive into RISC-V CPU programming. Curious about shuffling a deck? We decode the math. Discover DIY feats: microscopes from DVD pickups or Raspberry Pi as a handheld computer.
Software enthusiasts will find treasures. The command line is back, thanks to ChatGPT. Learn about emerging threats like Linux rootkits and hardware hacks like bypassing BIOS with a screwdriver.
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New Linux Malware Framework Lets Attackers Install Rootkit on Targeted Systems
Researchers uncover “Lightning Framework,” a new Swiss Army Knife-like Linux malware that has modular plugins and…
This adorable 1-inch HDMI monitor doesn’t need a power supply
As small as an HDMI monitor gets. Read more at Ars Technica…
Bill Sideris’ Ljinux puts “a Linux Written in Python” onto your Raspberry Pi Pico’s RP2040
“Do not take this project seriously,” its creator warns. “This is not a real OS/Linux distribution,…
Raspberry Pi And The Story Of SD Card Corruption
Tales of Raspberry Pi SD card corruption are available online by the fistful, and are definitely…
Avoid Repetitive Strain Injury With Machine Learning – And Pikachu
The humble mouse has been an essential part of the desktop computing experience ever since the…
No Privacy: Cloning The AirTag
You’ve probably heard of the infamous rule 34, but we’d like to propose a new rule…
This Awesome ESP32 Desktop Widget Packs in Everything But the Kitchen Sink!
Keep an eye on the time, weather and surrounding air quality at your desk with this…
ESP32 Pretends To Be GPU; Gives You A Ransomware Scare
Sometimes a piece of hardware meets a prank idea, and that’s how the fun Hackaday articles…
ThunderScope, the Open Source Software-Defined Oscilloscope, Is Coming to Crowd Supply
Up to 350 MHz analog bandwidth with 1 GaSa/s sample rate streamed to a PC at…
How to Build an E-Paper To-Do List with Raspberry Pi
Set up a simple screen that tracks our tasks. Read more at Tom’s Hardware…
PS5 Exploit: Fail0verflow show decrypted PS5 firmware files (they already have the PS5 keys???) – Wololo.net
What a day for the PS5 scene! After TheFloW shared what appears to be a PS5…
You can now, technically, build your own USB-C iPhone
Not for the faint of heart Read more at The Verge…
Raspberry Pi 3 Boots in Under 2 Seconds
Need to shave a few seconds off your boot time? This project is for you. Read…
Raspberry Pi E-Ink Calendar Syncs with Google Calendar
And you can take it anywhere—no cable required! Read more at Tom’s Hardware…
GitHub – unbibium/atari64: Commodore 64 OS running on Atari 8-bit hardware
Commodore 64 OS running on Atari 8-bit hardware. They are practically the same machine (beside audio…
Neural Networks Emulate Any Guitar Pedal For $120
It’s a well-established fact that a guitarist’s acumen can be accurately gauged by the size of…
How I hacked my PlayStation Classic into the console Sony wouldn’t give us
With Project Eris, you can transform Sony’s miniature flop into the console it should have been…
One Bit CPU Runs At A Blistering 60Hz
If you really think hard about it, a CPU is just a very general-purpose state machine.…