Overview The Raspberry Pi 3B+ (and all other current Raspberry Pis) has built in WiFi. The “wlan0” interface is typically the default gateway of connection besides Ethernet, but it is not capable of entering “monitoring mode”. In this tutorial, we will show you how to ensure a separate network adapter is capable of monitoring mode […]
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For years, Europeans have been browsing the central aisles of the German Aldi and Lidl supermarket chains, attracted by the surprising variety of transitory non-grocery bargains to be found there. There are plenty of temptations for hackers, and alongside the barbecues and Parkside tools at Lidl last year was a range of Zigbee home automation
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It’s a well-established fact that a guitarist’s acumen can be accurately gauged by the size of their pedal board- the more stompboxes, the better the player. Why have one box that can do everything when you can have many that do just a few things? Jokes aside, the idea of replacing an entire pedal collection
NEURAL NETWORKS EMULATE ANY GUITAR PEDAL FOR $120 Read More »
Last year, GreenWaves Technologies launched the GAP8 multi-core RISC-V microcontroller, aimed at artificial intelligence (AI) at the edge at ultra-low power consumption. Results from the GAP8 IoT SoC shows it performs inference at 3.7mA against 60mA for the same workload on STM32F7 Arm Cortex-M7 MCU. As a result of this performance, the company has now expanded its GAP IoT application processor family They launched GAP9, which
NEW GAP9 IOT OFFERS FIVE TIMES LOWER POWER CONSUMPTION THAN GAP8 Read More »
WiFi is one of those technologies that most of us would have trouble living without. Unfortunately, there are several vulnerabilities in the underlying 802.11 standards that could potentially be exploited. To demonstrate just how simple this can be, [risinek] developed the ESP32 Wi-Fi Penetration Tool that runs on cheap dev boards and can execute deauthentication and Denial
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At this point, we’ve seen more Raspberry Pi Network Attached Storage (NAS) builds than we can possibly count. The platform was never a particularly ideal choice for this task due to the fact it could only connect to drives over USB, but it was cheap and easy to work with, so folks made the best
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Widora, who has been one of the companies championing the development of open-source boards for IoT applications, with boards like the Widora AIR and the Widora Neo, recently announced the planned launch of a new board; a RISC-V binocular facial recognition development board which according to the company’s post will be the smallest binocular facial recognition module yet. Based
WIDORA TEASES COMPACT KENDRYTE K210-POWERED BINOCULAR FACIAL RECOGNITION BOARD Read More »
Researchers at the University of Cape Town set about developing an affordable wireless endoscope camera to rival expensive, less agile options, built using the low-cost Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC. Endoscopic cameras consist of a long thin flexible tube with a light positioned at the end for examinations into small spaces which would normally be
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Nightlights are a great way to calm children who may be afraid of the dark, as well as to avoid stubbing your toe on furniture in the hallway. However, in this day and age of connected everything, they can do so much more. [Andy] came up with a great way to do just that, creating an
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How to make your own webcam as a motion detection camera, which will not only stream live video but also send you motion captured video. In this tutorial we will learn, how to make your own webcam as a motion detection camera, which will not only stream live video but also send you motion captured
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