Finally got a few mins to finish off some projects. First up ‘the dancing car’ - a stand-alone car cluster which ‘dances’ along with music.
#CarHacking
@zseano Agree, but with a small counter point.
BB programmes have limited budget, they need to show ROI over other security measures.
If money is paid out for vendor issues, budget for company-specific bugs is reduced and the C-level optics aren’t great for the BB manger internally
This one has the potential for causing a lot of grief to coffee shops who use the same AP for guest access and their corporate backend.
I’ve worked with retail and banks who have exactly the same set up too
New AirSnitch attack breaks Wi-Fi encryption in homes, offices, and enterprises: https://t.co/JbIfytD8TT
AirSnitch resets WiFi security back to the bad-old-days of ARP spoofing and trivial MITM.
@ScottMcGready Watching companies come out with stupid ways of doing age verification which are all easily bypassed just shows that it was misguided from the start. It just needs to be scrapped in favour of better education.
Hey @LGUK Your recent firmware upgrade for the G1 TV just broke ARC support, and with no firmware downgrade permitted I now have no sound.
Perhaps having a rollback feature or even a downgrade feature might not make for salty users..
@cybergibbons Also if you find your drone from previous years in the loft, it’s not a good idea to fly it indoors for ‘practice’ as the chunk out of my doorframe will attest
Fancy retrieving plaintext user credentials, deactivation passcodes and uninstall passwords for Palo Alto Global Protect VPN? Thank goodness Palo Alto make that easy for you ...
Full write up here : https://t.co/6T65cHCi9n
Tooling available here : https://t.co/bAPNigVlX5
@dcuthbert This is a concern of mine, at any point I could be denied access to precious memories because of policy/attack/mistake.
I use a Phone->Cloud->HomeBackup set up for this, but it’s not plug and play for everyone and in this age it should be.
I downloaded my Amazon Music data to try to figure out what song I was listening to, and included in the data is the amount of times they've tried to upsell me something recently.
A paid service tried to sell me something over 500 times in the last few months...