Hack a plane!

Saturday, January 5. 2008

It seems like, that Boing made a typical design flaw:

  • Never connect two networks with differen security status.
  • Firewall them.
  • If security status is too different ensure physical separation.

The last point seems to apply also to plains flight control and passengers interent connectivity systems.

Not for Boing it looks like: http://www.wired.com/politics/security/news/2008/01/dreamliner_security.


fluffy trojan

Thursday, January 3. 2008

For those of you which have missed 24c3 and "Security nightmares 2008" (get the recording at http://outpost.h3q.com/fnord/24c3-torrents/ ) here is the right trojan for your bosses desk (the features just lack network connectivity):

• camera-based vision system (for light detection and navigation)
• two microphones, binaural hearing
• eight touch sensors (head, chin, shoulders, back, feet)
• four foot switches (surface detection)
• fourteen force-feedback sensors, one per joint
• orientation tilt sensor for body position
• infrared mouth sensor for object detection into mouth
• infrared transmit and receive for communication with other Pleos
• Mini-USB port for online downloads
• SD card slot for Pleo add-ons
• infrared detection for external objects
• 32-bit Atmel ARM 7 microprocessor (main processor for Pleo)
• 32-bit NXP ARM 7 sub processor (camera system, audio input dedicated processor)
• four 8-bit processors (low-level motor control)

(The toy is called Pleo, more at http://www.pleoworld.com/discover)

waiting for the [up/down] link

Monday, December 10. 2007

After years without broadband up here in the black forest the newly established wireless broadband provider promised me for tomorrow to get access to their test setup.

I am ready!
After years without broadband up here in the black forest the newly established wireless broadband provider promised me for tomorrow to get access to their test setup.
I am ready!

tune the truth - you don't get what you see

Thursday, September 27. 2007

Some of you might remeber the picture of the girl in the knee deep mudd at CCCamp 2007

Here is the truth about this picture:

Heavy rain @ camp07

Saturday, August 11. 2007

camp07 at night

Friday, August 10. 2007


Hackers on a <strike>plane</strike>bus

Friday, August 10. 2007

Well, it looks like that the widely announced "Hackers on a plane" ( also here ) turned into a "Hackers on a bus" trip. (see also http://ioerror.livejournal.com/448684.html)

Due to some (unconfirmed) scheduling issues (<rumor> somebody mixed up dates due to the fact that timezones exist </rumor>) the Hackers coming from Defcon had to take a bus from Duesseldorf airport to the camp site.

Instead of riding a chartered DO-328 they rode this nice chartered coach:

This coach took 10h from Düsseldorf to Berlin, while the Berlin airports are just 50 minutes away from here.

However, to compensate for the bus trip, there is still a chance at the camp to take off at the runway attached to the camp.



A round trip with the Hacker plane, a AN 2.

CCC camp07 dog rules

Friday, August 10. 2007

some impressions about dog rules at CCC camp 2007

display asterisk callerID on a dreambox digital TV set top box

Monday, July 16. 2007

In addition to my recent article how to display asterisk CallerID on a Slimserver, I would like to give some instructions about how to do the same with a Dreambox (digital DVB-[T/C/S] receiver running linux) so that a incomming call will be alerted on your TV screen.






Its quite simple, just put at a usefull location in your asterisks extension.conf the following line:

exten => 2210,4,System(/usr/bin/wget -q -b http://dreambox/cgi-bin/"message?${CALLERID(num)} ${CALLERID(name)}")

where

2210: is your extension

dreambox: is the IP (or DNS entry) of your dreambox.

getting famous @ tobitoon

Saturday, June 9. 2007

It looks like I am the most referred person within tobitoon. I don't envy Josha, who had been called all his visit Lothar.

http://tobitoon.blogspot.com/2007/06/joscha2.html

http://tobitoon.blogspot.com/2007/06/pink-underwear.html