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After having received my new Saleae {:target=_“blank”} Logic Analyzer, I decided to combine my testrun with something I’ve had on my todo list for a few years now: The electronic “Parkscheibe” / parking disc.

About a year ago I was looking for a creative way for bridging about a month of waiting, well bridging the wait for somebody else to be precise.

So I recently needed/wanted to have a closer look at a few thousand hosts.

After recently having stated in a Tweet that Sonos speakers expose a web interface, I just wanted to add some information here.

During the recent SaciCon I gave a short insight into to the magic Chinese hardware implant covered by Bloomberg from a hardware hacker' s perspective.

Being stuck at home for a few days, I decided to distract myself a bit and extend this page with a PoC||GTFO Mirror .

Although being an old approach, injecting HID keystrokes is still a very effective way of attacking a host system.

Very often when working with embedded and IoT devices one will have the luck to find the footprint of a simple pin header.

I recently wanted to do a few changes on my home network and needed some simple and cheap devices supporting VLAN and preferably having a bit of WiFi and some VPN.

As previously mentioned, the EasyShopper is able to navigate customers towards the product they’re looking for.

Having been grounded for a while now and mainly going out to do some shopping, the electronic shopping carts in our local grocery store offered a very welcome change.

Although written end of 2016, I’ve finally managed to actually place some notes on my cellular lab setup here.

I’ve recently had a short look at receiving satellite images from the NOAA weather satellites.

During a recent search for new networking equipment I stumbled upon “locking” RJ-45 jacks.

Just the very first post in the system.