So I recently needed a broadband modem in a Dell Latitude system to work under Linux. Typically Linux does a fairly nice job of making cellular modems work in a variety of devices from embedded systems all the way up …
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Linux and the Dell Wireless 5808e Gobi 4G LTE Modem Read more »
There is a lovely product called Mountain Duck which allows the use of various cloud storage providers as local storage, and also allows the publication of resources to URLs in some cases. It’s a great tool, and works like a …
So, once again, the OpenSSL team has broken something and is spouting self righteous indignation about how they are “right” to prevent the cached key updates and blah blah blah instead of actually fixing the problem. In the abstract, I’m …
Getting OpenVPN working on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS with CAC or PIV cards Read more »
So, installing xrdp and getting it working with GNOME/KDE is less than fun. Here’s some crib notes: Step 1: In order to get most things working (like not prompting you for color pallet crap, adding/editing printers as an admin, and …
The awful Hell of getting xrdp working on Linux. Read more »
So this isn’t the most elegant, nor the cleanest code for working working with the Adafruit MPL3115A2 Breakout board, but it does work to read altitude and temperature. Feel free to librarify, alter, or otherwise repost the code here. It’s for …
Using MATLAB with a Adafruit MPL3115A2 breakout board. Read more »
I recently bought a number of 5″ Touch Screen LCDs for the Raspberry Pi 2 from eBay. They were cheap knock-offs of a more popular brand name product, with little documentation, and broken English (hey their English is an order …
Getting a 5 inch XPT2046 based touch LCD working with Raspbian 7 and a Raspberry Pi 2 Read more »
Customizing a metasploit Java payload can be accomplished through the following process. Please note that some steps may require other modification or skills to complete. This is not a simple how-to, but more of a reference for those who already …
Customizing Metasploit Java Payloads for Android APK Deployment Read more »
Setting the record straight Hello, dear readers, as it turns out as few facts in the last blog were a little off. Namely because I was a few tools and homebrew elements that weren’t lining up with what Xilinx …
Hello dear readers, hopefully you have had a properly festive of some sort by now in the year, and are ready to spend some (mildly) intoxicated time reading about technical issues! The Problem The topic of todays probe is the …
Some thoughts on the GE FAUNC ICS-1650 and the closed source policy of GE Read more »