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[ News Clips ]
Hacker targets Toronto, Ottawa Police with DDoS attack
(Global News)
TORONTO - A hacker claiming to be associated with the "hacktivist" group Anon- ymous appears to have orchestrated a series of attacks on Canadian websites over the weekend, including Toronto and Ottawa Police. The attacks started Friday after the City of Ottawa website was hacked - its homepage replaced with the image of a dancing banana.
Hackers pry into websites using 'portals of entry'
(Global News)
TORONTO - User data input fields can serve as gateways into websites and afford hackers access to sensitive information.
[ Conferences ]
No Assembly required: Humans 0 day (1.4 MB) — Hackfest 6 (2014)
There really is no patch for your brain!
Warranty Voiding Techniques (2.3 MB) — Hackfest 5 (2013)
"Hardware Hacking" is a phrase referring to the modification, cannibalization or combination of new and/or old technologies to create something different, in order to solve a problem, make something more affordable/awesome, testing out an idea, experimentation/education or just because you can. We all live in a cut and paste world, we have the ability to rearrange our digital lives with just a few clicks of the mouse. Wouldn't it be cool if electronics could be the same way, after all who does not want a hacked keyboard that can bypass hardware key-loggers or turning the old "used to be junk" baby monitor into a covert eaves dropping device. How about using a Raspberry PI and a Paint Ball gun for an automated turret system with facial recognition or just simply modifying your XBOX or other gaming console. With the proper knowledge and tools, and an eagerness to learn. The possib- ilities are endless...
