Some of you might remember the first post on my lame IR copy toy. Well I have tweaked the code a little and put it all on a nice little PCB board that fits great over the Arduino, here is the “finished” project:
Heres some video of it working:
Heres it being used to control a helicopter:
Here is the code:
One thing I left out of my first post is in order for this to work you have to use this IR remote library from Ken Shirriff. Thats it, peace.
October’s meeting was awesome as always and we had a few new faces which is always a good thing! We all hacked away at Windows Server 8 for a bit and found a few bugs, but unfortunately for the n00bs the meeting didn’t really get popping until after they let :/
ngharo gave us all a great talk on the wall of sheep. How he coded it, what he coded it in, what other software was used, and all the challenges that came up along the way. Dark Wind brought a toy remote controlled helicopter that uses IR for control, we found out my IR copy toy could be used to copy codes from the remote and take control of the helicopter 🙂 I was excited to finally get to use my 1337 IR copy toy on something!!
After all the IR fun there was a little talk about making a arduino based safe cracker to get into the safe at Bucketworks, that should be a cool project once its all done. Then I showed everyone how to make their own resisters with little more the a piece of paper and a pencil. The DIY fun didn’t stop there, I also demo’ed how to make capacitors using just tin foil, cling wrap, tap and some wire! Then while trying to make the home made capacitor blow up we did found out that if you expose it to high voltage, like the kind coming out of a wall outlet, it will start buzzing and expanding 🙂
A congrats to Dark Wind on winning the dc414 free junk give away, he got Red Hat Linux 6.1 enterprise with the extended support package 😛 Here is some pictures courtesy of cmoney “tyvm cmoney”, I didn’t get a pic of Dark Wind with his winning because, idk, I failed. Ok thats it see you next time.
We are proud to announce that dc414 will have a little area at barcamp mke this year! We will be selling stickers, taking orders for shirts, handing out fliers, showcasing some of our past projects and running a DEFCON style wall of sheep “with a dc414 twist”!! Should be lots of fun so come check out our area and barcamp!
To keep up to date with dc414’s activities at barcamp mke you can follow us on our mailing list, facebook, and twitter. Hope to see you there.
The last meeting was awesome as always! My SQLi presentation went well and i even got to do a little demo of iPillage, i took my IR Copy toy but didnt really get to play with it. dw5304, wowed all showing his remote boot system hes working on that needs only a NIC, and gave a little tut on surface soldering! It doesn’t stop there, Klaiviel schooled us all a little in HAM radio, how to track someone with it and how to get your message across the world! He also did a little lock pick demo and GAVE EVERYONE A FREE LOCK! Thanks bro! 🙂 I only took a few pictures this week and here they are.
Everyone got a free dc414 sticker for showing up as well as “Things to know if the FBI show up” cards from DEFCON19 and UCLA. We also got to use our new free junk give away random picker, thanks to ngharo for coding that up, and gave away a few LAN taps, and as always our free junk! Congrats go to Meg again for winning The NORTON Essentials for Mac or more of the crap i don’t want anymore 😛
I know this post is a little late but we have been busy with other stuff, and my mom always said better late then never. Valdimir started us off with a fun demo of his magnetic card reader “vid below”, which could also write to a card but he didnt have the right software, he said he will be getting the right stuff soon. Then he came out with the big guns, a 3G/cell phone jammer!! This thing was all kinds of fun, and i uploaded a little vid of one of the demos we did with it “bellow”. The awesomeness didn’t end there, dw5304 gave us a nice demo of ZFS and showed off some of its more robust features. One of my personal favorite features was being able to pipe snap shots to anything!! Congrats to Darkwind for beeing last meetings winner of free junk from dc414!! Here are some pics taken at dc414.
Darkwind and his winnings!
Vlad reading cards:
Vlad be jammin:
The RV042 is a Dual WAN, 4 port switch, VPN Router. Work just got it in to do a little load balancing and for fail over protection. One of my favorite things to do with new toys like this guy is give them a nice once over. Which of course is how i found a XSS in the login logging functions of this device. I was originally looking for weaknesses in the login scheme and notice that my attempts are being logged, notably the user name i was trying to login as was being logged, along with a brief description of the failure. I then put non-standard characters in there which broke the UI, after some more playing around i found i was able to get html to render, from there i just started messing with XSS payloads till i found one that worked.
Here is my working XSS at the login screen:
The string i used is < iframe src="https://dc414.org" >
For password i just put in some junk
Here is what it looks like after i submit:
Here is the XSS in action 🙂
K thats it, enjoy, peace.
Another awesome meeting with dc414 this month. dw5304 pwned us all with his GPS jammer, and a ardunio RFID reader. The laser mic from last months meeting was busted out for a while and ngharo brought his oscilloscope which we used to mess with the RFID reader. Vladimir had some killer lasers, one of which we used to light a cig 😀 Check out the vids below to see some of the fun 🙂
The laser lighter – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRFPO2X-Mao
Ardunio RFID reader demo – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfCxP5Huoxw
oscilloscope + RFID play time – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4c5NK9idhtA
Me and ngh made a trip to mke makerspace’s open house and man it was well worth the ride. Got to see lots of cool clocks 😀 make a little blinking LED in soldering class, watched a makerbot in action and tons more awesome stuff. Also thanx to makerspace we also have a nice DIY project to give away at the next dc414 meeting “the blinky light we made in soldering class” Heres some pics i took while there. Thats it, peace.
Last nights meeting was not a let down, dw5403 and Matt wowed us with killer demonstrations of a laser mic setup “pics below” and Van eck phreaking!! (Video). dw also brought his DIY 3 port powerless hub and gave us a little demo of ssl strip. Matt busted out all massive lock collection and we all got to play around a little bit. We also saw the release of ODiG! Bellow is a pic of this months winner of junk from dc414 “dstarar”. (more pics HERE, i took more but they got all fucked up some how)
Ever need a few extra ports for your network and didn’t want to spend more then a few dollars? Well dw5304 did, so he found a bunch of shit laying around his crib, made a little trip to radio shack and a few hours later he gives us the DIY 3 port powerless hub 😀 He was even nice enough to provide us with a easy follow along tut “complete with a list of tools/materials needed”, and some pics. Heres a few pics to start off with:
Download the tutorial HERE and make your own!! More pics inside. Many thanxs to dw5304 for all his hard work, dc414 wouldn’t be the same with out ya 😛