As Internet of Things (IoT) devices are optimized for lower power consumption and affordability, most of them have poor computing resources. As consequence, these devices are more vulnerable to hacking attacks. The good news is there are several options for using cryptography to make it difficult for hackers to gain access to IoT devices of your smart connected home. […]
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A 4-port upgrade to the original NanoHub; an entire 4-port USB hub that is smaller than a USB connector The NanoHub 4-port is a natural evolution of the original 2-port NanoHub – a truly tiny USB hub to use in the most cramped of spaces. Nanohub 4-port is bigger and better! Even though it boasts twice as
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The specifications for the scope are rather nice: decent bandwidth and sampling rates, a large bright display, a battery option and lots of connectivity such as a USB host, USB device and Ethernet. The scope is pretty crappy in some ways though. The analog section is fairly noisy so don’t expect to see any details
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The Omron RS8 met several of our design requirements, small, battery operated, quiet and entirely wrist mounted. So no heavy base unit. With the initial attack vector expected to be the NFC interface the case was opened and warranty voided. Thankfully the PCB was not too complicated, although populated on both sides the dual layer
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Recently I’ve found this piece of electronic on the dumpster, it was looking interesting – compact case with battery holder, LCD display, temperature and humidity sensor. It has also radio transmitter, but I’m not interested in it since I don’t have the receiver station. I decided to bring it back to life.It seems that was
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The goal of this project is to learn as much as possible about the Zsun WiFi card reader and run OpenWrt on it to turn it into an awesome wifi device. UPDATE 2016-04-23 The new PCB is missing a jumper on the RX serial line, see serial port section UPDATE 2016-03-16 The second PCB revision
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In this tutorial I show you step-by-step how I install a PIC microcontroller inside of an Xbox controller in order to provide custom functions. Now that you have the methods, all you have to do is go write some code and program a chip! Well, I know this is easier said than done, but check
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