(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Probably we all have (or should have) at least this kind of screen when we wake up our iPad: But how many knew that it’s easy to make it even more secure? It’s easy to see your code when you write your 4 digit pin-code without you even […] I needed to have somekind of video surveillance system to look after stuff that I have on my office. I didn’t find any good but cheap enough product on the Internet but then I noticed that I have my desktop computer running Ubuntu Linux and I have Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 Webcam on my […] You need one tool if you want to use Ventus GPS Logger G730 with Linux but if you want to get more out of your logger you might want to use gpsbabel too. Most important one is skytraq-datalogger you can find on it’s website and second one is gpsbabel which you should example find […] Specifications: Full Range Frequency Scanning from 900 MHz – 2.7 GHz 2.5″ Hight Resolution Monitor LCD Display Shows Frequency and User Setting Details Full Range Video Protocol auto-switching for PAL/NTSC, CCIR/EIA Auto and Manual Scanning Modes Audible/Vibrating alarm I’m not going to attach “screenshots” or sample video what I have found because that is […]  Tags: 200xck, aiptek, baby, camera, cctv, monitor, warspying, warviewing, wch, wch-200xck, wireless |  Category: equipment, hacking, hardware, security | 4 commentsYou can download bdaddr here: bdaddr. If you can’t get bdaddr installed to your Linux distribution BackTrack 4 has bdaddr on /pentest/bluetooth/bluesmash/tools directory. I installed bdaddr to my eeepc (running ubuntu) but I couldn’t change any bt mac with that but Dell Latitude D430 and Backtrack worked like a dream. 00:50:F2:7E:2F:9B My bluetooth dongle (old […] Tags: backtrack, bluetooth, dect, linux, mac-address | Category: hacking, hardware, linux, security | 23 comments |     | |
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