PUBLIC MARKS with tag hacking

shows the concept of SSL traffic analysis pretty well. It also might be easier to understand for less technically inclined people, as in "An attacker can still figure out what you're looking at on Google Maps" (with the addendum that it's never going to be a 100% perfect and that my shoddy proof of concept has lots of room for improvement). 

One of iBahn's largest clients is Marriott International, which holds meetings for multinational companies. By breaking into iBahn's network, China may have been able to see millions of corporate emails whether they were encrypted by iPass or not.

Don’t want to wait to get a cute, Berg Little Printer? Weekend hacking project

GitHub employees have gotten very good at writing irrelevant code.

The Content-Length is nearly 2GB. Which is obviously not conforming to the HTTP standard.

Anti, a free app with a $10 corporate upgrade, will offer a wi-fi-scanning tool for finding open networks and showing all potential target devices on those networks, as well as traceroute software that can reveal the IP addresses of faraway servers. When a target is identified, the app offers up a simple menu with commands like “Man-In-The-Middle” to eavesdrop on local devices, or even “Attack”; The app is designed to run exploits collected in platforms like Metasploit or ExploitDB, using vulnerabilities in out-of-date software to compromise targets.

Financed with a $2 million State Department grant, the suitcase could be secreted across a border and quickly set up to allow wireless communication over a wide area with a link to the global Internet.

Hackerspaces usually revolve around everyone paying the rent (part of the membership, the largest cost of a space) and shared costs. It’s not really possible to estimate the average cost to get one started, but it’s usually whatever the rent is for a year in your local area for a pretty good-sized location.

a year of impossible explorations, culminating in our massive 7-day urban camping adventure across 4 European countries and dozens of derelict spaces all the way to East Germany.

Random Hacks of Kindness: a community of developers, geeks and tech-savvy do-gooders around the world, working to develop software solutions that respond to the challenges facing humanity today.

easyXDM is a Javascript library that enables you as a developer to easily work around the limitation set in place by the Same Origin Policy, in turn making it easy to communicate and expose javascript API's across domain boundaries.

why not stick the EZlink chip inside my phone? Since the EZlink card also serves as a payment card, I can get around the city with nothing but my phone, buying beverages at 7-11, and paying taxi, bus and train fares while texting my buddies without carrying a scrap of cash.

Automatypewriter is a typewriter that can type on its own, as well as detect what you type on it. By reading what it types to you and responding, it can be used interactively to play a game or participate in a story

‘Dead Drops’ is an anonymous, offline, peer to peer file-sharing network in public space.

Firesheep, an amateur hacking tool, has been downloaded more than 104,000 times a mere 24 hours

Unlogo is a web service that eliminates logos and other corporate signage from videos.

Vous contrôlez ainsi le moment où vous voulez regarder la télé, plutôt que ce que vous voulez regarder, et ce n'importe où: aéroports, bars, restaurants, lavomatics, etc..

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par karl Le mardi 19 octobre 2010, 18:57

Pour le français expatrié au Canada. Il est parti de France en 2000 vers le Japon et puis ensuite en 2008 vers le Canada.

Pour 37 Signals, un autre élément que les personnes oublient de mentionner : la taille de leur entreprise. Leurs techniques prennent du sens uniquement sur de petites structures.

Innover en France dans ce cadre de hacking. Oui. Pour avoir travailler en France. L’important est hacking qui tient à *observer* et utiliser les ressources *disponibles* pour créer des choses dans la limite de l’interstice. Tout espace contraint offre une possibilité d’exploration.

When we started these experiments, we did so without needing permission. I didn’t have to sign an NDA, go talk to and convince the right people, or get approvals. I just grabbed the source code and started messing around. And I did make a mess, at first.

Combining low-tech hardware with sophisticated open-source software, we explore novel ways to both empower young people and improve UNICEF's operations. We collaborate with others to make this happen.