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Checking out Kali Linux 2.0 and cracking the Hack Across America challenge coin, this time on Hak5!
This week on Hak5 Darren discusses the issue with keyless entry in out enterprise locations with Terry Gold, and Shannon find out more about how Predictable our passcodes are with Marte Løge.
Encrypted File Sharing? We speak with the Demonsaw founder. Plus, building a cubed acrylic drone battle arena. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
What could be easier than file encryption with GPG? File encryption with keybase.io! Darren Kitchen and Shannon Morse demo the basics of the Keybase command-line app on this episode of Hak5.
GPG Encryption for Windows, what happens if Keybase disappears, Free SSL certificates and how you could end up in prison for withholding your decryption keys. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
As Hackers reaches its 20th anniversary, we're celebrating the film that pays tribute to the hacker culture itself. You see, behind the cyberpunk neon pagers and rollerblades, insanely great 28.8 bps modems and the far out network visualizations is a treasure trove of hacker history and lore baked in by the real hackers and technical directors behind the scenes. There are many homages to various notable people and elements of the scene, and these are a few of our favorites.
This week on Hak5, we’re interviewing Troy Hunt of “Have I Been Pwned”
Getting Started with the YARD Stick One for Sub 1 GHz hacking! All that and more, this time on Hak5.
In this episode we cover:
How to gather intel on the device you want to hack
How to sniff its wireless signals
Determining modulation
Decode OOK signals
Transmitting a Replay Attack with RfCat and the YARD Stick One
In this episode of Hak5 we're taking on more hacking sub 1 GHz gadget hacking and viewer questions about GQRX, the RTL-SDR and the new YARD Stick One.
This episode of Hak5 covers Keyless Entry Systems, RF Replay attacks, Rolling Codes and their Vulnerabilities, How the DMCA may or may not apply, and our progress so far on hacking key fobs.
Radio Brute Force Attacks and a little Binary Phase-shift Keying theory. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
In this episode we’re going to:
– check out a python script for RF Brute Force attacks with RfCat and a compatible dongle like the YARD Stick One
– Do some maths regarding these types of online brute force attacks
– Get a tiny bit (but not too much) into clock signals and binary phase shift keying
Today on Hak5, Mike Ossmann joins us in studio to talk reverse engineering protocols for radio hacking.
Analyzing and systematically deciphering on/off keying in Linux! All that and more this time on Hak5!
Access Software Defined Radios from all over the world, and sharing your own! All that and more this time on Hak5
Drawing with light in mid air! Jaime Ruiz-Avila joins us to show off the Holovect! Plus, special appearance from Kevin Mitnick and, is there a new WiFi Pineapple? All that and more, this time on Hak5!
A behind the scenes tour of the Hak5 warehouse and studio space.
This episode celebrates 30 years of the Hacker Manifesto. Full text from the Phrack article: http://phrack.org/issues/7/3.html
Accessing internal networks without an internal VPN server. Learn how to setup a reverse VPN gateway on this episode of Hak5!
Advanced Netcat and other fun TCP utilities in Linux .
Text to Speech in Linux! Building bash one-liners for keyboard shortcuts and other fun scripting tips, this time on Hak5!
On this episode of Hak5 we’re using WINE, X11 tools and a quick BASH script to use Darren’s favorite TTS program in Linux.
In this episode of Hak5, we break into some linux BASH commands that we favor, plus some hilarious easter eggs.
In this episode of Hak5, Darren and Shannon check out a few more fun linux commands and offer some BASH tips!
