Hardware Hacking Guide — Citizen Engineer
Solderingfool writes "MAKE Magazine's Phil Torrone and open source hardware hacker Ladyada from Adafruit Industries have a new video series called 'Citizen Engineer.' In the first video they show how a SIM card works, then build a SIM card reader which could be used to clone a SIM card. They also show how to use an old payphone as a regular home phone, later with coins, and for their final hack — how to 'Redbox' it. They released all the projects as open source, and the video is well produced."
Maybe the fact that a hole is there doesn't mean you can exploit it.
I've seen a lot of videos on the internet that suggest there's no such thing as a hole you can't exploit.
1981 called - it wants its meme back.
No mod points, no meta-moderating/Firehose/all the other free work Slashdot wants me to do.
It's geekporn. A geeky girl, soldering, throwing together electronics and showing you her enthousiasm for hacking and electronics? This *IS* porn.
Why do you think there aren't as much reactions?
I think we can keep recursing like this until someone returns 1
It's geekporn. A geeky girl, soldering, throwing together electronics and showing you her enthousiasm for hacking and electronics? This *IS* porn.
Dude! That was terrible porn. I mean she used Windows! Windows for crying out loud!!! And did you see her solder joints? They were messy and horrible! No way that reader's going to go the distance!
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