http://www.grandideastudio.com/news/patent-granted-for-low-cost-heads-up-display/
"... describes a low-cost method of displaying information optically on an existing eyewear lens."
*drool* please make it into a product someday soon..please!
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Fridge Magnet Exploit Code
Matasano has a great idea.
"It’s a perforated sheet of refrigerator magnets with exploit words on them"
"It’s a perforated sheet of refrigerator magnets with exploit words on them"
Monday, June 23, 2008
Team psychoholics and Back to the basics
With Defcon 16 right around the corner that means so is the Mystery Challenge. Flirzan, lastnight (possibly) and I are registered as team psychoholics and are excited to be competing.
In other news I'm excited to be getting more into locksport. I have been interested in lockpicking for a while, but always seem to get distracted by some other shiny object. I need to start with the basics and get some new tools. To get back into the swing of things I ordered a 22 piece pickset from Southord as well as a pimp practice lock from learnlockpicking.com
In other news I'm excited to be getting more into locksport. I have been interested in lockpicking for a while, but always seem to get distracted by some other shiny object. I need to start with the basics and get some new tools. To get back into the swing of things I ordered a 22 piece pickset from Southord as well as a pimp practice lock from learnlockpicking.com
Friday, January 25, 2008
Is your Wireless Network Secure?
DC509 Presents: "Is Your Wireless Network Secure?"
While it is not mentioned in the description, information that is relevant from a recent nGenuity Information Services wireless research project will be included in the presentation, so attend to get a sneak peek before the paper is published.
DC509, a group of Tri-Cities security professionals, presents their inaugural community outreach presentation at the Kennewick Branch of the Mid-Columbia Library on February 16th at 6:00 PM. Adam Baldwin will discuss wireless security options for home and business networks and methods to secure those wireless networks. The DC509 group will also show just how easily criminals (or your neighbor) can access wireless networks with live demonstrations.
Please bring your wireless network questions, and the group will try to answer them.
The Kennewick Branch of the Mid-Columbia Library is located at 1620 S. Union, in Kennewick. The library closes at 5PM, so you must enter at the side door. This is the first in a continuing series of community outreach programs to help educate and inform our community.
While it is not mentioned in the description, information that is relevant from a recent nGenuity Information Services wireless research project will be included in the presentation, so attend to get a sneak peek before the paper is published.
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
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