In this pilot episode of Hak.5 we test to see if the speed at which you war drive affects your ability to pick up access points. We also show you how to control your lights from an Internet enabled cell phone, kill remote windows processes, modify the gamecube to enable DVD playback, and custom paint your PC case. Plus a Windows XP installation tip everyone should know.
n this episode of Hak.5 we show you how to install a 12-volt accessory outlet in your case, add a webcam to the light script, keep your taskbar clean with a free utility, manage the Windows XP firewall from the command line, create a leet external hard drive case, and install a unix-like disk image over a network. Plus a special interview with an Internet Icon.
In this episode of Hak.5 the crew explores ways to hack RSS into your morning routine with a custom alarm clock and newspaper. Harrison makes us all a little more paranoid about network security with an ARP Cache Poisoning overview, then takes it to the streets. Wess gives the case a break and takes on the IBM Model M beast-keyboard while Alli goes retro with a classic arcade game review. All this plus a flaming-case-mod and a flame-proof
Darren and Harrison explore ways to keep your machine safe by running insecure code in virtual machines, then invoke a Blue Screen of Death on demand.
In this episode of Hak.5 Wess builds a mini arcade cabinet for under $100, Harrison attacks SSL with Whoppix, Darren defends himself by setting up a VPN server on XP, and Jon & Harrison take on buffer overflows with beer. Plus an interview with a Goldeneye Source developer, exclusive in-game video, and more Microshaft than you can wave a rounded IDE cable at. Special guest intro by Jenn Cutter from OpenAlpha and new theme music by Ashley Witt.
In this .5 release, Wess does some research and builds a steady-cam for $13.50. Hooray for no more motion sickness!
In this episode of Hak.5 Wess finishes up his sub-$100 mini arcade cabinet, Darren talks streaming audio and video, Jon dives into AJAX, and Harrison plays with metasploit. Plus the Microshaft Jackhammer 5160, special guest star Frank Linhares, guest intro by Mike Lazazzera, music by Ashley Witt, and a not-so-friendly server.
In this episode of Hak.5 Jon brings us a coding challenge, Wess builds a laser audio transmitter for his iPod, Harrison shows us why we should get to know our network neighbors better, and Darren remotely installs VNC with a command line gem. Plus the conclusion to last month’s chilling cliff-hanger and guest appearances by Leo Laporte, Amber MacArthur, Mike Lazazzera, and Frank Linhares.
In this episode of Hak.5 the gang hacks the CVS disposable digital camera, secure VNC traffic using SSH tunneling, take viewer questions and even check out some video submissions. Plus some special announcements and more commercials worth watching. Guest intro by Kevin Mitnick and music by Ashley Witt.
In this episode of Hak.5 the gang dives into IPTV subscription apps, pandora timeshifting hacks, and routing PC video over existing home coax. Plus an interview Chris Munton of Mathclub Productions, viewer questions, a sneak peak at episode 9, and a TikiBar parody way over the top. Guest intro by Kyle from Pure Pwnage and theme song by Ashley Witt.
Just for fun. Hope you get it, if not go watch Pure Pwnage.
In this episode of Hak.5 Jenn Cutter from Openalpha.tv guest hosts, bringing us a PSP-Windows hack. Darren continues his quest for the ultimate vidcast-couch-potato setup with a media center remote over cell-phone. Wess puts his own spin on Dance Dance Revolution with a custom modded dance pad. Rob Fuller of mubix.com joins us to show off his USB thumbdrive toolkit. Plus an interview with the guys from Podzinger.com, a parody we’ve dubbed ‘the token’, an intro from Sean Carruthers of labrats.tv, leet-hack interviews from Karen Johnson, and Leo Laporte of twit.tv shows his evil side.
In this experimental season finale episode of Hak.5 Darren & Wess wrap up ton of viewer questions covering gmail to SMS, recovering dead hard drives, email from the command prompt, and streaming video in flash. A special guest drops by to cover cracking windows passwords & securing windows. Plus Rob Fuller of mubix.com joins us to talk a bit about Tor and Anonym.OS and an Interview with | from RainbowCrack-Online.com.
In this episode Darren shows us how to unite Windows, Mac, and Linux desktops with Synergy. Wess builds an automatic LED lamp, while Limin Li joins us to show off the setup of the digital DJ. Plus Interviews with Harrison Holland of Sploitcast and Jason Davis of MD5Lookup at the sixth Hackers On Planet Earth conference in New York. And as always details on this month’s LAN party, trivia, poll, and geeky sketches.
In this episode Darren builds a Network Attached Storage server for our home network using a spare PC, a compact flash card, and some BSD. Paul brings us Doom on the iPod using Linux and some geeky voodoo. Wess crafts a unique LED liquor cabinet for about a hundred bucks. And Darren puts on his slightly darker than gray hat with a USB key that owns Windows machines in a matter of seconds (with a little prevention thrown in for good measure). Plus this month’s trivia, poll, & LAN party details from the lovely and talented Alli.
In this episode Darren shows us a USB key, dubbed the USB Hacksaw, that instantly and silently installs on target Windows 2000 or higher computers with guest or higher privledges which will monitor USB ports for flash drives and automatically download their contents for silent archival and email. Paul brings us an Asterisk setup for our home using a hacked Linksys NSLU2 and some inexpensive SIP phones. TheSoftwareJedi from AnAppADay.com joins us to talk about his project and software. And Wess heads to Toronto and meets with Andrew Barrow to see a Nintendo Power Glove, Speak & Spell, MIDI mashup. Plus this month’s trivia, poll, & LAN party details from the lovely and talented Alli.
In this episode Paul takes a look at Q, the open source CPU emulator for Mac. Erin Shahan joins us to talk about RSI, the geeks natural predator. Alli shows off an idiot-proof Nintendo DS mod chip with plenty of hackability (and Doom of course). And Wess brings us a blingin’ modded mouse for micro with style. Plus this month’s trivia, poll, & LAN party details.
In this special episode of Hak5 the crew takes a techie break and heads north for the Toronto premier of Pure Pwnage episode 12. Take a trip down the red carpet and experience the phenomenon that is pure pwnage live. From micro battles to gamer mobs, even a kazoo orchestra. Then come back stage and get to know Geoff and Jarett, two of the bright minds behind the show, and gain insight into the characters, origins, and future of the show.
In this truncated episode of Hak5 we dive into the homebrew broadcast console, our little hack behind the scenes that makes the live show tick. And unfortunately due to a jam packed schedule this month between the holidays and buying our first house thats all we had time for. Still thanks for sticking with us as we move to into the new home/studio, we’re excited to be rebuilding the set and going live more frequently. And big props and congratulations to the Community Rainbow Tables team for a job well done. See the page for more details on getting your very own 120 gig LM hash set. Be sure to stay tuned to hak5.org this month as I’m sure some fun move-in clips may surface.
In this Flying-by-the-seat-of-our-pants edition of Hak5 episode 2×07 / Live Beta 2 we settle into the temporary set and check out a web app to help you IRC at work, a Mac hack for using front row with a wiimote, and a utility for recovering WPA/WEP keys. Plus your calls and an AFK award for a long lost code monkey.
In this “breakin’ in the new place” edition of Hak5 we take a look at some spiffy open-source goodies for your data and network. Paul checks out DD-WRT, a free & open firmware replacement for the oh so hackable Linksys WRT54G. Mubix teaches us why we should all be using TrueCrypt for our sensitive data. Darren gets packets flowing with Smoothwall Express, a firewall distribution of Linux. And Paul demos a sweet burning app for OS X.Plus all the deets on this month’s LAN party, Poll, Trivia, upcoming events, and plenty of Technolust with Wess, Alli & Nikki.
In this special episode of Hak5 the crew heads to Washington DC for ShmooCon, the only annual security conference with complementary foam balls. We start by talk to Bruce Potter, one of the conferences organizers, about all things Shmoo. We also speak to Billy Hoffman about Jikto, JavaScript and XSS. Eoin Miller and Adair Collins tell us all about Cachedump and the dangers of cached domain credentials. Ken Caruso gives us a tour of the Shmoocon NOC and we see how network security is done at a hacker con. Jordan and Wes give us the details on the Hack or Halo competition while Paul tries his luck with the sniper rifle. Scott Moulton talks to us about recovering dead hard drives and Babak tells us about lock picking and the TOOOL organization. We even run into some Hak5 fans, Ryan and David, who built a rockin’ Wii duck hunt box at the Hacker Arcade. Plus all of the usual fixings including the details on this months trivia, poll, LAN party, and a special web 1.0 contest sure to bring back the blink tag.
In this season finale episode of Hak5 Paul cracks open the Apple TV for a little hacking, Wess shows us how to virtualize physical servers, Mubix joins us to show off some goodies for your USB drives, Darren benchmarks budget home servers, and we tread into web two-oh mashup territory. Plus more janky products for your rofling enjoyment, deets on the LAN party, trivia, poll, web 1.0 fan site contest, and info on a new show pilot.
In this season premiere episode of Hak5 Wess brings us an underwater camera enclosure mod, Alli shows us how to make our own nifty Photoshop brushes, and Darren gets his hack on with some cracked USB Wi-Fi for packet-sniffing goodness. Plus this month’s Trivia, LAN Party, and the latest in the EvilServer saga.
In this episode Wess mods the Linksys WRT54G wireless router and adds Power-over-Ethernet functionality. Darren checks out Anywhere.FM which pretty much lives up to its name. And our pal Mubix joins us via Skype for a paranoia inducing look at anonymous enumeration tools online. Plus this month’s Trivia, LAN Party, and of course, the saga continues.
In this episode Darren flies solo and heads over to Springfield Missouri to uncover a diamond in the rough. The 1984 Arcade is home to over 50 restored classics and an atmosphere so retro you’ll be tempted to break out the walkman and power-level through Defender.
In this episode Paul and Matt hold down the fort and hack the Gibson. Check out Guitar Hero modding, easy media streaming, and a great Linux setup for video creativity in this borderline absurd Hak5.
In this episode Simon Jakesch from Zenoss joins us to talk about the open source network management suite. Wess shows us the science behind the infrared camera mod. Chris Gerling hacks the Nokia 770 Internet tablet. Darren builds a one-click remote assistance package to help save the holidays, and Will Coppola drops by with an EVDO antenna mod sure to boost signal. Plus details on the upcoming Hak5Live / meetup at the East Coast LAN as always trivia. Grab some hax0rflakes, it’s time for a heavy dose of technolust.
In this episode of Hak5 Darren uses the eeePC, BackTrack 3, and Aircrack-ng to audit the security of our WPA encrypted wireless access point. Wess reviews Herbie the Mousebot from Solarbotics, a great electronics projects for beginners/intermediates. Chris Gerling comes by to show us Rockbox, the open source firmware alternative for your portable media players as well as a brief tutorial on building your own songs for frets on fire. Grab a companion cube and gather ’round for some technolust.
In this episode Chris Gerling shows us a little reverse engineering with Crackmes, Darren unlocks OpenWRT on the Fon router, Will Coppola demonstrates inprotect, a nessus/nmap web frontent, and Matt fixes the Rock Band guitar once and for all. Plus HakSnacks including installation package building with Iexpress, a Rock Band drum kit for your PC, converting flash videos to mobile media formats, and browsing the Internets with calculator. Grab some pwnj00z, the next hour is designated for technolust!
In this episode we head to Washington DC for Shmoocon, the only security conference with foam projectiles. We converse with Renderman about hacking and con-going. Scott Moulton provides insight on recovery and forensics with solid state disks. Mati Aharoni aka Muts tells us all about Backtrack and offensive-security. Dan Griffin debuts some new security tools for Vista. David Hulton aka H1kari talks about his research intercepting and cracking GSM traffic. And Chris Compton & Co bring us the latest from Hack or Halo. Plus this month’s trivia and a contest sure to get your lolz on.
In this episode Matt uses PowerGUI to command the new Windows PowerShell, Chris Gerling demonstrates Helix, an open source forensics toolkit and Darren builds a simple web mashup using Yahoo Pipes. Plus haksnacks including router passwords, uninterrupted file copying, password strength auditing, and Firefox keyword shortcuts. Oh yeah and some bloopers. A lot of bloopers. Actually, pretty much most of the episode is one ongoing blooper. We’re kicking it oldschool Hak5 style. Call it senioritis if you will :).
In this episode Darren tours what’s left of the Hakhouse and shares a emergency shutdown tip. That’s pretty much it. Life hit hard and we’re working at getting back on track. Send us some good mojo.
In this post-disaster announcement we bring you up to speed on reconstruction and awesome new developments with Hak5. Darren shows off the Hak5 graffiti wall, a multiplayer game of notepad projected on the HakHouse set, and Matt reminds us all to mark August 15th on our calendar. The live show starts at 9 PM EST. The new season’s big premiere is scheduled for September 8th. We think you’re really gonna love it.
In this season premiere episode of Hak5 Mubix joins us to talk about what’s new in Maltego, an open source forensics and intelligence gathering tool. Shannon rocks out with Audio surf, and Darren heads downtown to the coffee shop to own a wireless network with a pineapple. Grab some hax0rflakes ’cause the bricks are gone and we’re back!
In this episode of Hak5 Matt shows us how to map our networks with Spiceworks, an open source infrastructure mapping tool. Chris Gerling breaks down reverse engineering, Shannon talks about OpenDNS, and Christine has a Windows utility for everyone running multiple monitors.
Reverse Engineering in practice. Configuring Cisco, IPTables and other firewalls with a sweet graphical utility. A little nostalgia with the Hak5 BBS and cracking open the Pineapple, a demo of Jasager.
Building a mini multi-touch table. Analysis of a Virus Infection in Windows. Photo stitching to the extreme with Photosynth, and Google Chrome memory manager.
Booting Windows from a USB key using the Windows Automated Installation Kit. Unlocking the Fon and Installing Jasager — Illustrated. Desktop and meeting collaboration using DimDim, the free open source online collaboration software. Turn your Windows desktop into a 3D spaces cube, and more!
Chris Gerling begins a three part series on Packet Sniffing starting with the fundamentals of packet structure, the OSI model, tools and terminology. Matt harnesses the social power of media with Boxee, a social media center based on XMBC. Shannon demos out Synergy, the Half-Life 2 co-op mod, and Darren check out Cron for Windows.
Darren and Shannon head to San Diego for Toorcon and meet up with Robin Wood, Dan Griffin, and Jacob Appelbaum to talk about Jasager, Sharepoint Hacking, and the Cold Boot Attack. Plus Darren’s travel tips and “name that aircraft”.
Chris Gerling breaks down IP and TCP headers with Wireshark and building blocks. Shannon Morse shows us DosBox, a free IBM PC DOS emulator. Christine Bourquin talks about Alice, a teaching programming language for beginners. Darren Kitchen summarises his experience at Day-Con and answers some questions about Fon batteries.
att shows us how to turn anything into a service and provide a web frontend to manage them windows server, great for game server administration. Chris Gerling wraps up his three part series on Packet Sniffing with Wireshark techniques for packet filtering. Darren harnesses the CPU power of the HakHouse for good or evil to demonstrate cluster computing. Plus details on our Hak5 Halloween LAN Party!
The gang heads to Phreaknic in Nashville Tennessee and in Hak5 tradition brings you a sampling including interviews with Russell Butturini about his U3 Incident Response Tool, Adrian Crenshaw, aka Irongeek, about Keyloggers and other embedded hacking, Daniel Hooper about Software Defined Radio and GNU Radio, Eighty of Dual Core, Droops from Hacker Media, and more. Yeehaw!
Darren demos optical character regocnition and bar code lookups with GOCR. Shannon talks about a new way to organize your desktop with Microsoft Scalable Fabrics. Matt protects a public workstation with Windows Steady State. Plus USB Protocol Analyzers and Paul’s pink flamingo. Yeah.
Session Hijacking with a Pineapple, Hamster and Ferret and cell phone? A free and easy way to virtualize physical servers! And is WPA Broken? Ikea clusters, screencasting, and canvas technolust.
First Responder Forensics with Helix/Live View. Editing Super Mario World levels with Lunar Magic. Following logs with Bare Tail. Unicorns, and a lot more.
Take physical security to the next step by building a web enabled, linux powered USB missile launcher and defend your hacker space (or use the laser to remotely annoy your cat). Plus smart phone emulators, custom Linux command GUIs using Usermin, USB booting and more.
In this power packed episode Chris explores ways to securely communicate using public key authentication. Matt gives us a healthy helping of Drive Backup utilities. Darren interviews Ashley Schwartau about the documentary Hackers Are People Too. Shannon brings you a few tools for organizing that mismatched MP3 collection of yours.
In this extensive episode Matt shows us how to setup SSH tunneling to securely transmit HTTP traffic and more while on the go. Shannon checks out some student entries to the 2009 Independent Games Festival, including City Rain, Glitch, Froggle, Blazar, and Akrasia. Darren puts together a PHP script that, in conjunction with Ping.fm, allows you to update multiple blogs at once including your own hosted Wordpress. Plus this weeks LAN Party, revamped Trivia and viewer questions.
In this Holiday Special Hak5 the cast delivers a smathering of thier choices in freeware/shareware, open source applicatons. Matt sings praise of the free Vmware Server product for virutual goodies. Jason Applebaum discovers his once lost joy in having hard drive space with TreePie. Shannon show her affection for our mechanical friends with ElectricSheep. Darren wish peace for the whole graphics art world with InkScape. Finally Paul decks the halls with a few of his applications for OSX.
In this new years eve episode Jason Appelbaum joins us to talk about Laser Range Finding using the USB Missile Launcher and some custom code. Chris Gerling is in the house doing file recovery the down and dirty way. Trust your Technolust and thanks for a great ‘08!
In this first episode of '09 Dave Randolph joins us to geek out about all things video. Darren whips up a Password Cracking Cocktail and shows off a wicked fast MD5 brute force tool that harnesses the power of your Nvidia graphics card. Shannon saves the day by recovering her sisters Windows password with Ophcrack Live. And Evil Server gets his evil on while we were away on holiday.
We show off some of the neatest toys found at CES 2009
After scouring the show floor for the second day we reconvene at the NBC Universal stage to bring you guys some tecnolust. Netbooks, USB3, PVRs Oh My!
In our post CES Wrap Up show we take only the best of the wonderful toys and gizmos, interviews and demos that didn’t make it to the NBC Universal booth for our live broadcasts and wrap them up in a fast paced techno-treat along side a count down of our top favorite CES moments. After reviewing and editing over 4 hours of footage we present to you a 22 minute bundle of bling sure to tickle your technolust.
Darren’s back in the kitchen with an illustrated scenario of online brute forcing every systems administrators beloved remote desktop. He whips up some home made chicken noodle soup and tosses on the ol’ white hat for a talk about countermeasures and security best practices. Then Matt brings you a full featured and aggressively priced alternative to Microsoft’s own Terminal Service. Do I hear cheap thin clients around the corner?
Hot off the heels of ROFLcon in NYC the crew kicks some in studio technolust. Darren shares with you his custom twitter tamagotchi bot written in PHP with some sweet RSS parsing, VLC controlling, curl loving nested goodness. Plus guest Jim Louderback, gadget lover and Revision3 stage hand, joins us to talk about all things new media.
In this episode Peter Giannoulis joins us from TheAcademyPro.com. Chris Gerling is back in studio talking about USB Device Tracking. And Matt is building the new HakHouse firewall/router with PFsense. Plus a ton of haksnax to get your grub on.
We head out to DC for Shmoocon, our favorite hacker conference on the east coast, to talk to some of the brightest minds in security. Dave Kenedy on his project FastTrack. Michael Ossmann about sniffing bluetooth. Joshua Abraham on his software
Getting to know your neighbors — Darren takes a trip around your network with nmap, THE open source network security scanner. Want to obscure your OS fingerprint? Make a Windows Box show up as a printer? Shannon’s got just the thing. And Matt takes a first look at the Napera N24 smart network switch / security appliance. All that and more on this Hak5 Season 5 Premiere!
Darren’s got a soldering iron and knows how to use it. In this episode we kick off the HakHouse Rover project and web enable an inexpensive RC Tank using a Phidget USB Interface Kit. Then Jody Franklin joins us to talk about compiling PHP and using Netsh to renumber IP addresses in Windows. And Matt has a follow up to your questions about Napera. Plus our weekly trivia, LAN Party and a ton of fun.
Building a free voice over IP phone system was never easier. Matt shows us how to setup a 3CX PBX in under 10 minutes. Ever wanted to program a development board? Darren’s gets started with a USB based kit for under 20 bucks. And Ron Gula, CEO and CTO of Tenable Network Security joins us to talk about Nessus, PVS and more.
Tired of paying $9.95 an hour for WiFi at the airport? Can you resolve DNS? We head down to Mubix’ lair and build a SSH SOCKS proxy over a DNS tunnel. Then we speak with Tyler McAdams from LinuxDNA about kernel optimizations and the future of gaming on Linux.
The perfect primate for pen testers is none other than network monkey. Introducing Robin Wood’s Interceptor — on this episode we hack the Fon+ and turn it into a network tap and rogue wireless access point. Sniff the LAN from across the street or hack the network from the inside out! Learn how Network Monkey Pirates your Packets today!
In this episode Shannon hacks the Wii and shares her favorite homebrew with us. Matt connects 3CX to the PSTN and Darren sets up a network monkey client in Linux.
This April 1st we bring you a gem* from the archives. Recently dig’d from a super VHS tape it’s Hak5 episode 507 from 1995. We take a peak at a Windows 95 “chicago” beta build, get our phone phreaking on, and review one of the latest SNES games.
Matt builds a free XMPP/Jabber server in under 10 minutes. Shannon has the low down on Wii Homebrew in regards to Nintendo’s new Wii System Menu 4.0 and Darren just can’t stop playing Doom2.
Backing up Wii games to SD so you can play them in HD with the Dolphin Emulator. Ubuntu inside Windows, the SheevaPlug and Fon 2.0 embedded Linux devices. Face.com’s photo finder for facebook. The best Doom source ports and much more.
Matt kicks off a series on Virtualization and invites us to see the 10 Gigabit beast at his office while Shannon and Darren wrap up their series on Wii Homebrew with the easiest way to backup and load Wii games and the Dolphin emulator.
Darren shows off some nifty tricks for Netcat and a targeted brute force attack dictionary generator. Matt continues his series on Virtualization with redundancy and Shannon pimps the blog with her Wordpress plugin picks. Plus the results of our Monkey Contest, the Code Challenge and this weeks easter egg hunt
Want to bypass those nasty restrictions imposed by your corporate or university firewalls? Darren has just the trick with Internet Redirection. Ever wanted to hide secret data inside a photo? Shannon’s show us a neat steganography app. Plus Matt answers your virtualization questions!
Eighty of Dual Core comes down to the HakHouse to share with us a technique for extracting Windows executables from packet captures. Darren’s featuring some of the Gmail badge submissions and a walkthrough of the Easter Egg hunt. Plus be sure to stick around as Eighty treats us to a live performance off his upcoming album.
Mubix of Room362 comes down to the HakHouse to share his favorite tools for analyzing packet captures and network taps. Darren’s toying around with netcat and music streaming while Shannon’s got the skinny on the latest hacks for Wii Homebrew with system menu 4.0.
Jenn Cutter of Open Alpha fame joins us to talk about recent developments in PSP hacking and homebrew. Matt’s got answers to your questions about rolling your own Storage Area Network for all your virtualization needs, and Darren’s filtering packets in the console with ngrep.
Building your own VMware ESXi Server in under an hour with parts you may have lying under your bed. Extreme sports cameras and mounts and mounts can be expensive. Why not build your own for about 5 bucks. And light video editing that’s both easy and free? Avidemux may be the answer.
The gang gathers at a dive in Hoboken, NJ during their trip to NYC for the live diggnation and discuss wireless packet injection with airpwn, advancements in WPA-PSK attacks and of course, virtualization.
Darren’s Hacking WPA-PSK keys using the recently updated Cowpatty and some damn fine lookup tables. Connecting ESXi to iSCSI targets — Matt breaks it down with FreeNAS. And Shannon completely bypasses local Windows logins with a Kernel modifyin’ boot cd? w00t!
Building the ultimate white box ESXi server for under $2000! Can it be done? Darren and Matt grab the company credit card and answer that question.
What’s your best defense against a boot CD that breaks Windows passwords in two keystrokes? Encrypting your entire hard disk. Shannon’s got the details on truecrypt drive encryption while Darren brings up plausible deniability with hidden volumes.
When it comes to recovering encryption keys from memory nobody has a more intriguing method than Princeton University researchers. We explore a method known as the “Cold Boot Attack”. Plus, a clever DirectX injecting UI widget for your PC games that means the end of ALT+Tab.
Rob Fuler, aka Mubix, of Room362.com joins us to expand on last week’s discussion about the Cold Boot attacks. We cover retrieving memory from live systems, analysis with tools like volatility, and file recovery with foremost. Mubix calls it forensics for the gray hat.
Matt Lestock returns and brings us the skinny on converting physical servers into virtual servers and piping ‘em right into your ESXi box while Darren takes the scenic route on a Linux Apache Tomcat install with some Java and bash lovin’.
Why carry around a dozen bootable USB drives when you could merge ‘em all into one? On his episode we buld a USB Multipass complete with customized boot menu ready to launch any of favorite tools–including Backtrack, Ophcrack, Kon-boot, dban, freedos, and more. Plus Shannon reviews the Trinity Rescue Kit, the boot disc dubbed CPR for your computer.
While on Vacation at the beach Darren and Shannon talk password security. Shannon covers her favorite free open source password safe, Keepass, and how it can take the nightmare out of remembering a different password for every site. Then, Darren goes over salting and what it does to protect your password’s hash on the back end.
It’s the end of the season and we’re celebrating four years of podcasting with a much needed vacation. Join us for a musical montage with the stylings of Pronobozo, Dual Core and Dale Chase.
Engineering a mid size office network from the ground up. Matt shares with us tips on switch stacking and more. Palm centro security? Shannon shows us how to bypass SIM lockout. And Darren’s getting his grub2 on without borking his ubuntu box. All that and more on this episode of Hak5.
Managing ESX(i) with a cross platform adobe air application. Matt reviews BlueBear’s Kodiak. Want to boot ISO files directly from USB? Darren explores the options with Grub Legacy and Grub2, plus tweaks for Persistent installations, nested menus, notes and more.
This week Matt continues his series on IT Infrastructure planning. Shannon has a bundle of Kindle tricks, and Darren’s amped about a USB boot key that network insalls popular Linux distros.
This week Matt reviews an open source WiFi network scanner for Windows while Darren convinces a Windows server into treating a VPN connection as a service.
This week Shannon taps into a hidden Kindle serial port using a inty bitsy ribbon cable, a USB to Serial TTL cable and some jumpers in an attempt to hack root and finds herself upon the bootloader and nearly at a bash prompt. Darren guides you through the installation of VPN servers on Windows XP, Windows Server and Linux so you can keep your traffic secure in an encrypted tunnel while on untrusted networks.
This week we're joined by Bill from AtlasRider.com to talk about a clever mashup of motorcycle helmet cam youtube videos and the corresponding GPS data updaing live in Google maps. Then Matt has the ins and outs of Virtual LANs.
This time on the show, bypass restrictive firewalls with a free and open source virtual private network server for Windows and Linux that will have you connecting back to the home or office with just a web browser!
This time on the show Tray Murphey, N4PAT, joins to to introduce the Automatic Packet Reporting System, radio licensing, hardware and building a kit on the cheap.
This time on the show Jason Appelbaum joins with a touchscreen LCD mod that's a lot easier than one might think. Then Darren and Matt pit their desktop virtualization platforms, Virtual Box and VMware Workstation, against eachother over a game of Halo.
This time on the show Darren's having a little man-in-the-middle fun with a demonstration os SSLStrip, an epic tool for removing that pesky encryption from your victims browsing session.
After much request we've dedicated an episode to Metasploit. Room362.com's very own Rob Fuller, aka Mubix, joins us in studio to show us the basics of exploiting and the power of auxiliary modules.
Continuing with the VPN Series, Darren discusses the inherent weaknesses in Microsoft's PPTP authentication protocol, MS-CHAPv2, and demos a Linux tool that exploits these weaknesses.
This week we take the show on the road and perform live in Blacksburg, VA at Virginia Tech! Go Hokies and special thanks to Tim Tutt and John Ryding.
Got a restrictive firewall blocking sites at school or work? Evade ‘em easily with your own private web proxy. Want to securely tunnel any port through an SSH session? Darren’s got just the trick. Wondering how to properly use Asleap to crack MS-CHAPv2 PPTP VPN handshakes & LM Hashes? Interested in trying out neat free enterprise applications but don’t feel like spending hours in a terminal? Try deploying a virtual appliance in minutes, the free and open source way.
Nothing makes us happier than hacking an inexpensive gadget to run just about any Linux app — and that’s exactly what Shannon Morse is doing this week on Hak5. We’re also joined by Jason Appelbaum for a little Google Voice SMS scripting with Java or PHP libraries, and Darren Kitchen has gone googly for Chrome OS. Prepare the popcorn it’s technolust time!
Cheap mod chips plus free dev tools equals hello world on the Nintendo DS! Jason Appelbaum joins us to geek out about code up the dual screen’d programmers playground that is NDS homebrew. Matt has answers to your questions about Virtual Routers, Paul comes out from behind the camera to school us on SSH Tunneling for the Mac, and Darren’s featuring some pretty Python & PHP to tunnel cross platform.
Forget typing your password to SSH, Certificate based Authentication is where it’s at. Darren demonstrates with an Interceptor, Dropbear and Ngrep. Want a Linux Live USB key with persistent storage? Shannon has just the tool. Plus your picks on SSH tools and answers to your Wordpress questions.
Hacking the Motorola Droid: Root Access! A Linux Doom source port on the Zipit, Booting and installing Chrome OS from USB, your Wordpress picks and much more.
Proof that Hak5 can be produced under heavy medication, Darren & Shannon go over some nifty tips for tethering your Droid in Ubuntu without root access, generating themes for popular CMS like Wordpress or Joomla, and more.
On this episode of Hak5 Darren joins Jenn Cutter in Toronto to talk IP Spoofing, Tethering Terms of Service, World of Goo mods, Linux Drive Encryption, 13" Ultralight notebooks and more.
This week Darren is joined by Rob Ruller.
At the Consumer Electronics Show in 2010, Darren and Shannon bring you their first impressions of the hottest gadgets to tickle their technolust. Stay tuned for gaming netbooks, open source set-top boxes, low-end and high-end ebook readers, hybrid gaming controllers / musical instruments and Linux lovin' smartphones.
Part 2 of our favorite things from the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show. Tune in for our first impressions of the latest in Smartbooks, Pocket HD cameras, and Drones? Plus gamer gloves with keybindings and a Lego MMORPG.
This week we are joined by Aaron Bitler and Brady Simpson from LCDMultiTouch.com to check out the custom built x19 multi-touch table and get advice on construction and software.
Darren is playing with the latest version of BackTrack linux, setting up a persistant USB boot drive that'll keep your files and settings consistent after a restart. Shannon is back at the ZipIt checking out the "Average User" userland image and connecting to WPA protected wireless networks.
We head out to DC for Shmoocon, our favorite hacker conference on the east coast, to talk to some of the brightest minds in security. We talk to Tom Eston about social media security, TheX1le about his new tool airdrop-ng, Jason Scott about preserving our digital heritage, Chris Paget about man-in-the-middle attacks against GSM networks, and much more.
Following our 2010 Shmoocon special we're joined in studio by security expert and programmer extraordinaire Robin Wood to talk about his proof of concept botnet command and control tool KreiosC2. We also discuss tools for detecting traditional Man-in-the-Middle attacks. And stay tuned for a special season seven announcement.
With a mixture of in-studio and on location in Dublin this week we're talking to Robin Wood about DHCP Exhaustion and DNS Man-in-the-Middle attacks, talking Metasploit modules and a Pineapple Monkey half-breed.
Back from Britain and bouncing off the walls Darren pits three ancient Internet Explorers against each other to see which free application sandbox can save you from yourself. Shannon joins us from Missouri for her take on the top "ultra" Windows software, and Paul... Well, Paul's tearing down the set.
Following up with last week's desktop sandboxing challenge Darren's taking a look at another kind of sandbox -- one for malware analysis. Shannon thinks your VNC and SSH servers are pretty spiffy, but how about controlling your computer over twitter? Free text messaging to your PC anyone?
While meeting up with family in Florida this week Darren takes on a WiFi Challenge using the airport friendly Pineapple Mark II and Airdrop-ng. Plus, Shannon has a follow-up to the Ultra Software including your picks.
Back in studio with Shannon this week. Darren has answers to your WiFi deauthorization attack questions and a demo of a nifty deuth watching script. Shannon's all about free and open source alternatives to online backup services like Backupify. Can these tools keep your cloud data secure?
Back in Canada again eh? It's another Hak5 field trip. This time the crew is in Toronto for the Pure Pwnage Teh TV Series premiere at the Bloor Street theatre. We're talking to creators and cast Geoff Lapaire (Kyle), Jarett Cale (Jeremy) and Joel Gardiner (fps_doug).
Jason Appelbaum and Jenn Cutter bring us sights from the show floor at the Penny Arcade Expo East 2010. Table top dungeons & dragons on a multi-touch surface! A mod to turn any guitar into a game controller and killer gaming headphones. Plus, Shannon investigates secure delete utilities in this week's Snusb Report. All that and more this time on Hak5.
This time on the show Shannon has a tool that'll make that spring cleaning Windows reinstall a breeze in the Snubs Report. Then Mubix is unboxing the Nano Note, a pocket sized OpenWRT based bundle of Linux Lovin'. And finally Darren has the scoop on a new open source pen testing tool, the USB Rubber Ducky! Tune in and find out about special dev kits.
In this wacky episode of Hak5 Darren and Paul follow up on some USB Rubber Ducky related topics, a cheaper version of the mini camera from last week, pelican cases, USB LCD monitors and flying zebras. Meanwhile Shannon is investigating a freeware tool that'll keep your folders in sync over just about any protocol.
This week Shannon is investigating alternative ways to view web media with CoolIris. Jason is diving into some mobile application development with the Android SDK, and Jenn brings us the latest about Puzzle Quest 2.
Week 1 of the Hack Across America series begins with a look at a bare metal disaster recovery plan. Darren talks Hard Disk cloning the free and open source way, while Shannon investigates a number of tools for offline Google Maps usage.
The Hack Across America series continues in week 2 with Jason Appelbaum and Android user interface development, Shannon Morse and Windows file transfer utilities, and an exclusive interview with nerdcore sensation Dale Chase. Plus, Hackers on Ice!
The Hack Across America series continues in week 3 with a phenomenal episode featuring an exclusive interview with Pronobozo. Then mubix joins us for Metasploit 101 part 2, pwning a domain controller via SQL injection an token passing on a fully patched enterprise network. Plus Shannon has a tool that will save tons of time on your next PC build in this week's Snubs Report. Get comfortable, you won't wanna miss this.
The Hack Across America series continues in week 4 with what can only be described as the LateHak Show thanks to the enthusiastic folks at the i3Detroit hackerspace. Jenn Cutter joins us from Toronto for a little Nintendo DSiXL homebrew and Shannon has the cure for HTTP file transfer woes in this weeks Snubs Report. Hang on to your plush primate, it's time for technolust!
The Hack Across America series continues in week 5 with Eighty of DualCore and PDF Exploits and malware analysis. Darren and Shannon take your questions at the Hak5 Springfield MO Meetup, and the perfect screenshot utility in this week's Snubs Report.
The Hack Across America series concludes after 6 weeks and the first order of business at the new place in the San Francisco bay area is to build an inexpensive home server to host virtual machines. Then Shannon has a Windows power tools two-fer and Jason joins us for some Android application development -- can you way wardriving app?
Make your home network scream with a high performance router and firewall. Darren builds a custom network appliance using cheap parts, free and open source software and more power tools than he's typically allowed to touch. Plus, need an online backup solution? Fancy 50 gigs in the cloud for free? Shannon's got the hookup.
This week Darren is joined by Jenn Cutter of OpenAlpha.tv in LA for the E3 Expo. We're taking a look at our favorite picks from the show floor including the latest from Alienware, Valve and Nintendo, plus linux gaming handhelds, wireless PC controllers, latest addition to the rock music gaming scene and much more.
This week Darren is joined in San Francisco by his wonderful co-host Shannon! I know, right? We're talking about open source software that will save the day if your laptop is ever stolen, following up on your password tips, and finishing up the homebrew router build with Untangle!
This week Darren heads to the Department of Spontaneous Combustion to meet with PC guru Colleen Kelly and get learned up on the arts of water cooling. Then we're joined by Mubix (aka Rob Fuller) for a discussion on EXIF data, geo location, and twitpic privacy. Plus, Shannon has the hookup on 25 gigs of free cloud storage!
This week Shannon has a great Snubs Report on setting up a Virtual Private Network using your Google account, and Darren shares some lessons learned in Linux wireless chipset compatibility and motherboard selection in a segment that can only be dubbed "How I walked in for a USB dongle and left with an i7 rig"
On this better late then never episode of Hak5 Darren is joined by Hak5 IRC's very own Rkiver to talk Android Root. Then Shannon has just the tool to get a peak at your desktop using Dropbox. Plus, Evil Server and a boat.
This week Shannon is bypassing NSFW filters while Darren goes sniffing for packets in all the wrong places.
This week Darren & crew take on DEFCON, the nations largest annual hacker convention and check out pentesting UAV platforms, badge viruses, lock picking, metasploit, capture the flag and so much more.
Rounding out season 7 Darren and Shannon meetup to take on iOS 4 jailbreaking, followed by a roundabout way to stream media anywhere online using some open source python scripts. Toss in a little VirtualBox PHP front-ends and Untangle tweaks for good measure. Then Shannon has just the tools to detect network throttling. All that and more on this episode of Hak5!
Hak5 kicks off another season with a plethora of projects. Darren gets his code on with Google's new App Inventor for Android - a spiffy new web based drag-and-drop WYSIWYG development environment. Jason joins us for a little homebrew Boxee machine building and app development, and Shannon's around for a little Ubuntu 10.10 lovin'
Following up from last week Darren is diving deeper into the Android App Inventor while Jason has you building the Boxee equivalent to Hello World -- which is actually quite useful! Then Shannon has just the tool to make those 25 gigs of free Skydrive storage useful.
Darren checks out Ampache, a powerful open source streaming media solution perfect for your Linux home server. Jason answers your Boxee questions and Shannon joins the round table for a discussion on jailbreaking and USB wireless adapters for virtual machines.
Darren checks out screen recording solutions for Linux while Jason improves his Boxee app with a little Python and Shannon is all about combining instant messaging, file sharing and remote access with Qnext.
This week we're breaking out the breadboard for an oldschool Hak5 mod -- the Internet enabled garage door opener. Because when it comes to garage entry, what could be easier than writing an Android app to access a home Apache server, hitting a PHP script that interfaces with a USB Teensy over serial, activating relays connected to a remote. Duh.
This time on Hak5 Jason Appelbaum is writing an Android app to interface with our PHP/Apache/Arduino controlled garage door opener. We check out the latest Magic Lantern firmware for the Canon 550D, Shannon joins us to show off Katana — the happy hackers boot key — and answers to your emails.
Securely forwarding X11 over SSH so you can use Linux GUI tools in anywhere — even on Windows. Multi cam editing, SMS rescue texts, Android Terminals and clark kent glasses. All that and more this time on Hak5!
This time on the show: DNS Brute Forcing part 1. The Stoned Bootkit. Controlling your PC via SMS with Google Voice and a little Java code. Plus, mini-ITX power supplies, Pelican cases and Shannon's a penguin. All that a more this time on Hak5!
In this high as a kite edition of Hak5 Darren takes you on an adventure through the wonderful world of DNS. Explore the vast and intricate details of our beloved Domain Name System while exploiting mis-configured routers, brute forcing, and even looking up Wikipedia entries from TXT records.
This time on the show, Mubix joins us to add persistance to our penetration testing with a little Metasploit, Microsoft, and IP version 6.
This time on the show Darren travels to Toorcon San Diego and talk to Don A. Bailey and Nick DePetrillo about the Carmen Sandiego project and why the telephone network is full of false privacy assumptions. Dan Tentler joins us to talk about hacking people, and we catch up with George Spillman to find out about the end of the world.
In this episode Darren sits down with Joe Klein at Toorcon San Diego 2010 to talk IPv6, good and evil. Its more than just a big address space. We discuss the demise of IPv4, the differences between IPv6 and IPv6, Neighbor discovery, self-forming networks, global multicasting, address discovery and more.
In this episode of Hak5 Shannon brings us her top jailbroken apps for the iPhone while Jason ditches the heavy development environment and takes on lightweight scripting for Android.
This time on the show Jason joins us to talk DSLR video hacks and homebrew Google TV. Shannon brings us her favorite portable apps, and Jackie and Darren tackle your questions concerning secure FTP, Ubuntu Server, and document stealing with USB Dumper.
This time on the show we get our phone phreaking on. No, not free long distance, rather we dive into the world of signal modulation, coding and digital signalling.
This time on the show Darren continues his series on the Public Switched Telephone Network with Time Division Multiplexing and some of the more interesting elements of T1 signalling.
This time on the show Shannon joins us "in studio" to go over a little signal sampling. Jenn has just the emulator for the Nintendo DS-less, and Jason kicks off a series on programming using the QT SDK.
This time on the show Darren shares a heartwarming story about how a little plastic minifig saved the day using the Linux screen command. Shannon demos her favorite webcam software's motion detection features, and Jason introduces interface design using the QT SDK.
This time on the show Jason Appelbaum continues his series on the QT SDK with the time-lapse photography app while Shannon checks out the Gmail drive shell extension.
This time on Hak5 Darren brings new life to an old editing rig with Proxmox-VE, an open source virtualization platform.
Episode Description (30-40 words): On this special edition of Hak5 Darren and Shannon are joined by Jenn Cutter to wrap up their favourite gadgets from CES 2011. Tune in and catch a pair of stereoscopic 3D augmented-reality video eyewear from Vuzix, the AR Drone flying video game / robotic helicopter from Parrot, and a hydrogen fuel cell remote control car sure to please. Plus a behind the scenes look at prototype holographic eyewear! Trust your technolust!
Raphael Mudge of FastAndEasyHacking.com joins Rob Fuller, aka Mubix, to talk about his project Armitage; a cross-platform GUI front-end for Rapid7's Metasploit. Mudge demonstrate setting up the software, scanning for targets, attacking hosts with client side attacks or remote exploits, and finally pivoting throughout the network using pass-the-hash techniques. Time to grab some paper, pencil and an unsuspecting virtual machine!
This time on Hak5 we're asking the question, can a three node Virtualization Cluster be built for under $1000? With the help of Proxmox, an open source virtualization environment, some cardboard boxes and a knife -- we find out!
This time on Hak5 we venture back to DC for Shmoocon and meet up with Michael Ossmann of GreatScottGadgets.com to find out about project Ubertooth - a custom hardware device for sniffing and injecting bluetooth packets. Then Shannon finds out the latest from Hackers For Charity with our good friend Johnny Long. Look out for even more Shmoocon coverage next week as we wrap up Hak5 season 8.
This time on the show Darren talks to Georgia Weidman, Director of Cyber Warfare at Reverse Space about her smartphone botnet project. Shannon learns about the latest in Katana and Joe Klein joins us once again to debunk IPv4 exhaustion myths and the next step for IPv6 adoption.
This week we wrap up Hak5 season 8 with the conclusion of our Shmoocon 2011 conversations. Search and Siezure, Evite pwnage and printer attacks! Be sure to tune in next week for a very special Hak5 season 9 premiere!
Season 9 Premieres with the return of Shannon "Snubs" Morse and Paul "the camera guy" Tobias. We kick around the hacker headlines, get the low-down on Nexpose from Rapid7 at RSA, automate file mangement in windows, multiplex some screen sessions, capture packets from the command line and a lot more.
Season 9 continues with the results from last weekend's Crack the Code Challenge as well as a walkthrough on how participants were able to complete the challenge using packet analysis, file reconstruction, stenagrophy and brute force. Plus encrypted USB drives with centralized management and more from the RSA 2011 conference.
Someone let Darren at the power tools again! Forget the case window, his latest creation includes a set of shadow box photo frames modded into a computer case perfect for showing off that sexy hardware. Shannon has rounded up your picks for webcam motion detection and iOS jailbroken apps. Plus answers to your questions regarding multi-monitor PC setups and much more!
Darren finishes off the photo frame case mod with a little cable beautification and accent lighting. Shannon's getting into programming without touching a line of code using the Illumination Software Creator from Radical Breeze. Plus getting crafty with packets and the hping utility, open-source dropbox alternative based on OpenSSH and Rsync, and multi-threaded steganography bruter-forcers!
Shannon shows us how to perform arp cache poisoning attacks with ease. Jason joins us for a little cloud backup action using Perl and Amazon S3. Darren covers cracking the code: network enumeration and hash cracking. Plus promiscuous mode wifi cards, hacked Canon EOS firmware, and a whole lot more.
This time on the show, Cookies beware! It's Session Hijacking time. Darren reports from Automate 2011 with a 28 foot multi-touch bar. Plus, websites made easy with Komposer, a Backtrack vs Blackbuntu review and a whole lot more.
Detecting ARP Cache Poison Attacks in Windows and Linux, programming an Android live wallpaper in a matter of minutes and delving into Haiku, the successor to the beloved BeOS. Plus, unlocking files in Windows, HDMI capture cards, hacker cookbooks and how to properly eat Vegemite. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Defending against cookie hijacking attacks, man-in-the-middle tools for Linux, fingerprinting web servers the easy way, managing multiple SSH sessions and tracking govenment spy satellites! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on an unorthodox Hak5, producers Darren and Paul venture to Las Vegas for the NAB Show and see what the National Association of Broadcasters are up to. We find HD video mixers for under a grand, 3G and 4G bonding solutions for live streaming on the go, HDMI field recorders, extreme sports cameras and some 30 foot jibs we can't afford or house but still want anyway. This is our technolust!
This time on the show, the Gmail 2-step verification, the easiest screen shot utility in the world, Image burning, MD5 integrity verification and the auto-rickrolling pineapple of doom!
This time on the show we're Breaking into Windows boxes with no skillz necessary using Konboot for USB, Spear-Phishing with a WiFi Pineapple, Sudo with pipes in Linux and downloading torrents anonymously
This time Hak5, Mubix joins us for more mischevious Metasploit fun. We’re stealing Windows logins with a crafty keylogger. Shannon’s hacking from a cave with the Katana USB security suite. Plus, automating file renaming in Windows, Firefox security extensions and so much more.
This time on an exciting brand-new-studio edition of Hak5 we're getting hands on with the latest version of BackTrack-Linux, configuring virtual machines and wireless. Shannon's flashing the firmware on a Dingoo Digital A320 and installing a custom distro of Linux and so much more.
This time on the show, NetBIOS Name Service spoofing in Metasplot with our friend Mubix, Playing Doom on a Dingoo Digital with the Dingux Linux distro and an alternative disc space reporter. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
This time on the show, we're cracking the code! EXIF Data tools, Windows login hash cracking, Extracting passwords from Firefox and other browsers, what's in that P-CAP file and a special report form Maker Faire 2011. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
This time on the show, Shannon demonstrates a novel password management technique. Darren explains Time Memory Trade-off and Rainbow Tables. Jason gets started programming for Windows Azure and it's Linux in your web browser time! Plus, a PC Emulator in Javascript.
Darren Kitchen joins Jenn Cutter for the E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo.
Brute forcing Buckets on Amazon S3. Two computers, one mouse with Synergy, a Crack the Code Challenge walkthrough with archive and PDF cracking all a lot more, this time on Hak5.
Shannon builds a network tap. Perl and GraphViz for mapping twitter connections. Chrome tips and deauthing WiFi. All that and more this time on Hak5.
This time on the show, an Ubertooth One Primer - Setup with BackTrack 5. Booting multiple ISOs from a single USB drive, we've got plenty of options. And answers to your questions on A+ certs, programming languages, network scanning and more.
Capture & analyze bluetooth packets and Boot Virtual Machines from USB - and more!
Hulu and the BBC iPlayer everywhere with a little VPN action to bypass Geo IP filters. We'll be setting up Network Manager in BackTrack5. Plus, Linux inside of Windows, graphing trace-routes in terminal and a whole lot more this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, Windows. You love it. You hate it. Maybe you’re stuck with it. Today, we’ll unsuckify it. Oh, and Kerby has a nifty DOS script for ya.
Don't like Dropbox? We've got a cross-platform alternative. How does Google Maps find your location without GPS? And can it be spoofed? Random password scripts, bash tips and more this time on Hak5!
This time on the show , breaking into command prompts using Microsoft Paint! Navigate Windows like a power user with Launchy. FTP from anywhere, manually control wireless connections in BackTrack Linux and a whole lot more this time on Hak5!
This time on the show we cover breaking into command prompts using Microsoft Paint! Plus, navigate Windows like a power user with Launchy. FTP from anywhere, manually control wireless connections in BackTrack Linux, and a whole lot more on Hak5!
In this DEFCON 19 episode of Hak5, Darren speaks with on the future of authenticity and Johnny Long on the latest at Hackers For Charity.
Piotr from the Quadshot project to talks with Darren about their unique autopilot hardware, the LISA. Shannon shares her thoughts on the easy-to-use Linux distro PinguyOS. And Dale Chase takes the mic for a little Hacker Headlines Remix.
Open Source Airfoil Designs, Installing Ubuntu from within Windows, and DC power supplies.
After years of development the Hak5 team debuts the most lethal Human Interface Device to grace an unsuspecting USB port. Introducing the USB Rubber Ducky. In this episode of Hak5, Darren and team demonstrate the power of this cross-platform local attack framework with a few payloads aimed at fully patched Windows 7 boxes. Shannon continues her quest for the perfect Linux desktop with a switch from Ubuntu's Unity to Gnome, and we answer your questions regarding PC recycling, x86 routers and free / open source PC migration software. All that and more this time on Hak5.
This time on the show, is one factor of authentication enough? No, of course it isn't. That's why the CEO and founder of Yubico is here to talk about the future of authentication. Plus Linux terminal tips, USB Ethernet adapters and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, HD Moore talks Metasploit, Kos talks cross-site scripting smartphone apps, Brad from Level1 sends a balloon across the pond, and Darren pipes a thing into a thing and makes something happen. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
This time on the show, we talk to Rel1k, AKA Dave Kennedy, founder of Derbycon and the Social Engineering Toolkit. Mubix is back in the house with all things Metasploit. And Jon from the LVL1 hackerspace shares with us a very special animatronic pony. That breathes fire. Yeah. All that and more this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, Raphael Mudge chats about Armitage — the GUI front-end to Metasploit. Plus, Nerdcore sensation Dual Core is making the lives of forensics investigators much more difficult. Plus PPTP VPNs, SSID broadcasting and what the F* is an Octothrope? All that and more, this time on Hak5.
This time on the show, can we borrow a cup of WiFi? Darren shows us how to relay a Wireless signal with Yagi antenna and a Software based access point. Ubuntu 11.10 is out and with it a new version of Unity. Does it suck? And where’s the bottleneck on your network if your cable modem is 30 Megabits and your wireless router is supposedly 54? All that and more, this time on Hak5.
This time on the show, GUIs for Virtual Access Points, we round up the best Google Docs tools, recovering files from EXT partitions and VPN routes. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
This time on the show, the WiFi Pineapple gets a major revamp with Man-in-the-Middle tools and spiffy new web interface. Plus the best tools for EXT3 partition data recovery, Credit Card validation and simple Windows checksum tools. All that and more this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, Python + Privoxy = no more banner ads the your router level! Eighty of Dual Core reports. Plus, a cloud syncing NAS without the hassles of building and maintaining a BSD box or messing with Rsync to EC2! Not that you couldn't, just, this one's dead simple.
On today's episode, Eighty of Dual Core returns for a little file recovery mojo using Scalpel. Then Jed Putterman of Pogoplug joins us to talk cloud storage. Plus, find out if bash scripts can monitor your CPU temperature and much more!
This time on the show, carving hidden files with scalpel, booting USB drives in Linux from QEMU, VNC tips for BackTrack and Android, and more!
This time on the show Kevin Mitnick is in the house to answer questions from us and you! Then, preventing file clobbering with mistyped wakkas and keeping big brother from eavesdropping on you! Plus a missle whistle? All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, home voice over IP setups using Free Switch - Christian Fernandez of Custard joins us. Then, Jolicloud OS. Is it cloudy... and jolly? Plus bash watch scripts, remapping capslock from the terminal and Jason Appelbaum on Carrier IQ.
This time on the show, Darren and Shannon are out, so Jason Appelbaum and Colleen Henry are stepping in. Brian Brushwood shows off his social scam to rock the iTunes charts, Jason shows off Tracelytics, and Colleen checks out Plex.
This time on the show, access your cloud via Explorer, Mubix joins us to talk keylogging with AutoIt, and a few of your tips and questions. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Darren takes an in depth look at the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime TF201 and TF700 at CES 2012.
The Belkin Wemo offers users a simple way to create automation wirelessly all over their home. Sync your TV, turn your appliances on and off and more all with your smartphone. It's also available with a motion center option.
New Google Maps-Loving Nuvi 3590 and 3550! Darren explains all the new features and syncing capabilities of the new Garmin GPS system.
Darren interviews the President of MHL, LLC to find out what exactly Mobile High Definition Link is. It's a new video standard tv output to stream from your phone to your TV.
Shannon Morse talks all about the AR Drone with Julien Galou, Marketing Manager of Parrot! Hear all about the new version of the flying video game including updates to the camera, body, apps and design!
BitTorrent share takes your sweet videos straight from your phone, to your PC, and direct to your TV! Darren talks with Brat Witteman, Sr. Director of Product Management all about the real-time video sharing in the cloud!
Darren shows off the super-futuristic Natalia Smart Goggles from Sensics! This is NOT a finished product, but you can see the prototype and all its features right now from CES 2012!
The Black Diamond by Yantouch charges your iPhone with psychadelic style! Darren shows off the new device by Yantouch which changes based on your music, battery life and incoming calls.
TRTL Bot accessories are eco-friendly, durable and innovative! Shannon takes a look at their new shell cases for the iPhone and iPad.
We got a first look at the newest way to get around, the Solowheel! It's the smallest, greenest, most convenient "People Mover" ever invented with its gyro stabilized, electric engineering.
Take a look at the Zip Mini from CES 2012! This multi-charging station juices up all your devices fast and easy without the need for messy cables.
Darren shows off the latest from Prodigy's laser-projected keyboards from the CES 2012 show floor! The Magic Cube is an ultra-portable, full-sized virtual computer keyboard compatible with Android, iPhone and any other device with Bluetooth HID support.
Darren gets a first look at the world's thinnest smartphone running the newest Android OS, Ice Cream Sandwich. With 5.1 surround sound and full 1080p HD video capabilities, this slick new phone will be released starting July 2012!
Shannon shows off the latest in old school gaming - touch board games! The Game Changer will transform your iPad and bring the joy of board games back into your lives, and also doubles as an arcade game!
HzO has developed a completely unique waterproofing system that works without a big bulky case. With this coating for your electronics, they will continue to work even when submerged in up to 3 feet of water.
Darren shows off the latest iPhone case from EyeSee360, the 360 degree Go Pano Micro video camera including new sharing features, a free application and awesome resolution.
LiveU showed off the beta version of their LU40 portable device that you can bring with you anywhere to connect to your camera and stream high quality video on the go. Compared to the LU60, this version is smaller, lighter, and features up to 6 network connections over 4G LTE/3G, WiMAX and WiFi.
Power Trekk is the first product from SiGNa Chemistry and is a hydrogen-fuel celled generator with several interchangable heads. Darren shows off this new economic device and gets the lowdown on exactly how it works.
Darren talks with Avner Ronin to take a look at how Boxee is making the traditional television experience better with all new social features, and the incorporation of other services like Netflix and Vudu.
Shannon talks to Bre Pettis of MakerBot Industries! This machine makes ANYTHING you need - toys, noveltys, jewelry, and tons more. This is awesome!
Darren shows off the simple little Tamaggo 360 Imager prototype from CES 2012. Panoramic photos taken easily while still maintaining quality.
Shannon talks about the newest in personalized notification technology, the Feedair! It aggregates your social feeds from services including Twitter and Facebook, and displays them all in one place to simplify your life. Fully customizable and controlled via the Android or iPhone app.
Shannon talks about the newest no-glasses 3D televisions. This new technology provides bright, full resolution 3D TV without the dizzying side effects.
Shannon shows off the neo-vintage JukeBox Docks from ION Audio at CES 2012! The dock connects to an iPhone or iPad (here's hoping there's Android development in the works) to bring a retro vibe to your audio setup. Maybe we can hack into it to make the neon lights beat to our tunes...
Wirelessly link all your home theater devices with the Atlona LinkCast HD home audio/video system! It's so awesome, it even won the 2012 CES Innovations Award and can easily be your cable replacement.
3D Systems has developed a maker bot printer that is easy and accessible to even the most non tech-savvy user. Users just need to visit Cubify.com, create or select a design and then create a ton of 3D projects with the Cube.
Darren talks with the Director of Technical Services at Paragon Software Group about FILE SYSTEMS at CES 2012! YAY! Learn about Android OS capacity limitations and how you can bust through those barriers with the exFat.
We get a first look at the latest unreleased tech toy from Dream Cheeky at CES 2012, the iStrike Shuttle! Just like the iLaunch Thunder, this iPhone powered game may come in more handy than you think!
Shannon checks out Nvidia's new ultra slim and ultra light Asus U44SG laptop at CES 2012. But what really sets this machine apart is the GPU in this machine. The GForce 610M 2GB with Optimus Technology means your battery life won't suffer even during the most hardcore gaming.
Shannon interviews Jean-Yves Hepp of Qooq, the company that created The French Digital Cookbook. It's a Linux based, open source tablet that is built to survive any liquid or heat mishaps that happen while cooking. It also has internet access and social functions so you can easily look up recipes and share them with your Facebook and Twitter networks.
Darren shows off some of the best and newest eco friendly products from Eton at CES 2012 including the Rukus Solar stereo system, Mobius solar iPhone case charger, and the FRX3 radio and power generator.
The Leonar3do software brings organic artistic expression in to the digital world. It's the world's first desktop virtual reality design kit and offers easy 3D image sculpting, as well as augmented reality.
Enough with the iPad cases already- Android tablets need some love and protection from the elements too. Darren finds a great case by MaxWest that fits any 7" Android tablet. Totally necessary 1990's style stylus included.
We've heard tons about the flying AR.Drone game from CES 2012, but this time Shannon stops by the Parrot booth to talk about their latest in audio development, the Zik Headphones.
Xi3 Corporation was back at CES showing off their new more corporate focused wares that will help make any company more energy efficient and improve performance.
Darren stops by the AIWI booth to get all the info on AIWI's PC gaming subscription service. Using WiFi and both a desktop and mobile application, the service transforms your smartphone into a motion sensor controller!
We just found The Internet at CES! Hear all about the details of ARIN, the American Registry of Internet Numbers, the original organization that keeps track of every IP address.
Darren discovers the perfect way to enjoy CES and relax at the same time: the Emperor 1510 work station chair.
This time we have a little something for the sysadmins out there: Synology's DS1812+. Because who doesn't need a NAS that JUST WORKS??
Darren stops by Ubuntu at CES 2012 to get the newest information on the Ubuntu TV.
Need to digitize paper documents but don't want or have a traditional scanner? Darren shows off the tiny WiFi Wand Scanner from CES 2012!
It's 2012 and sharing files is STILL that difficult. But the Cloud FTP by HyperDrive is the compact and efficient way to turn any USB storage device into a wireless file server, sharing files with WiFi-enabled devices.
This time on the show, setting up a PXE server to launch Debian and Backtrack without using optical media!
This time on the show, pound include programming dot h! We're going to void main and Hello World all up in this biznitch. Python, JavaScript, BASIC? It's time to learn to code! All that and more this time on Hak5............return zero
This time on the show we're automating everything! Darren shows off intelligent scripting with Expect for Linux. Then, I'll be encrypting folders from a context menu in Gnome, pairing 'em with some cloud services and boom, you've got secure backups.
This time on the show, cracking WPA keys with a little WPS brute forcing action & Darren Interviews Craig Heffner, author of Reaver. Plus DLL injection and other mischief in Microsoft's Power Shell with Power Syringe. And finally, a big red button of doom that'll turn a working hard drive into forensically sound toast in seconds.
This time on the show, breaking out of the sandbox - Shaffer and Cuevas share their research on bypassing application white lists. Plus, what does it take to put on an IPv6 network at a hacker con? Brett Thorson of Shmoo Labs explains.
Is wearable computing a practical reality? Darren speaks with Greg Priest-Dorman, a fellow geek who's been building and wearing the tech for 12 years. Plus open source gaming that involves Ponies!
Ubuntu 12.04 is around the corner and we have a first look at its new Heads-Up display. Then Eighty of Dual Core joins us to setup Backtrack 5 with root encryption. Plus Ubuntu on Android?
This time on the show, the internet in a box! Darren talks to Kyle Flaherty from Breaking Point about a million dollar rack, Stina Ehrensvärd of Yubico demos an NFC enabled Yubikey prototype and a one-time password key so small you could accidentally swallow it, and more!
This time on the show, Darren explains maintaining persistence and privacy on IRC with your very own bouncer. Then, we set up simple 2-factor authentication in Windows and much more!
This time on the show, locking down your PC with proximity and a little bluetooth magic -- I'll be showing you how. Then, what's the IEEE on about these days? Darren reports from South-by-South-West. More fun bash tips and VPN security - who do you trust? All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show Darren reports from SXSW 2012 with Eighty of Dual Core and Chris Mooney of DoD.net. The boys discuss two-factor authentication on the Linux platform then brainstorm and develop a tool, dubbed "Kill All The Humans", to protect your machine from unwanted invaders. Invaders must die.
This time on the show, automating interactive tasks in Linux, preventing your browser sessions from being tracked, graphical command-line disk usage utilities, and pushing hex over TCP with Echo. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on Hak5, we begin a special series on proxies. Caching, filtering, security or anonymity -- whatever your reasons may be, Darren and I are exploring the ins and outs of this great technology from the ground up. All that and more!
Building on top of last week's episode on Proxies, SOCKS5 and SSH we're covering Authentication via Public Key Cryptography, setting up an SSH server in Linux and properly configuring a client in Windows.
Continuing with Proxies, SOCKS5 and SSH, Darren and Shannon cover SSH Public Key Fingerprints, then build a free Windows SSH Server and configure Key Pairs for a Linux client.
Continuing with SOCKS5, SSH, Public Key Pairs and fingerprints, Darren and Shannon use SSH to create a secure remotely mounted network file system with implementations in both Windows and Linux.
Traversing NAT firewalls couldn't be easier with a well crafted SSH proxy. This week Darren and Shannon break down reverse shells and persistence using a WiFi Pineapple and some autossh-fu. Plus, SSHFS GUIs for Linux, ClientAliveMaxCounts, Putty keys without Pageant and more!
This time on the show, local and remote forwarding with SSH, persistent connections in Linux with AutoSSH, Windows tunnels that don't quit (with a GUI front-end for Plink), and a whole lot of technolust. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, using One-Time-Passwords in Linux for SSH authentication. We cover the theory and set up our server with a Yubikey. Plus relaying without GatewayPorts, easily edit Known_Hosts, Free SSHFS in Windows and a ton more!
Encryption 101 begins with understanding the terminology and mechanisms. This week, we're breaking down encryption in the context of SSH, from symmetric and asymmetric to block and stream ciphers.
We challenge you... to respond... then we'll authenticate ya! That's right, we're getting into Challenge Response Authentication. Plus Two-Factor Authentication for SSH using the Google Authenticator, and how not to lock yourself out of your own workstation. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Security breach! LinkedIn loses 6.4 million password hashes -- what does that mean to you? We're talking one-way-hashes, salting, and the end of MD5.
This time on a special Hak5, Darren and Paul travel to San Antonio for the 2012 National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition and find out what it takes to compete in the nations largest collegiate cyber defense show.
We're tunneling our traffic through multiple servers with ProxyChains. Plus safe password keeping and Active Directory authentication for Linux. All that and more this time on Hak5.
This time on the show, hacking RF! Mike Ossmann, founder of Great Scott Gadgets and inventor of the Ubertooth One, joins us to talk about his latest radio hacking project.
Mountain Top WiFi Shootout! Plus, Facebook vs. Your Address Book, The Department of Homeland Security reports on US cyber incidents, and Cisco Linksys snoops on your Internet traffic.
This time on the show is part 1 of our WiFi from-the-ground-up series. Darren presents a wireless workshop at the Noisebridge hackerspace in San Francisco, California.
This time on the show, part 2 of our WiFi from-the-ground-up series. Darren presents a wireless workshop at the Noisebridge hackerspace in San Francisco.
This time on the show, the conclusion of our WiFi from-the-ground-up series. Darren presents a wireless workshop at the Noisebridge hackerspace in San Francisco.
This time on the show: Black Hat 2012, popping hotel key card locks and soho wifi routers with elegance. All that and more on this special episode of Hak5.
Reporting from DEFCON 2012, Darren catches up with Georgia Weidman to talk mobile application security. Plus Piotr and the gang from Quad Shot recap last year's experience building their open source RC aircraft. All that and more this time on Hak5!
Darren travels to the North Western most corner of the continental US for Toorcamp -- an epic Hacker Camp hosting the most some of the nations most creative hackers, makers, movers and shakers.
This time on the show we continue coverage of Toorcamp 2012 - The American Hacker Camp. Darren speaks with Mathew L of Public Laboratory about Balloon mapping. Then Shadytel shares their experience building a certified experimental GSM network. Plus why do hacker's pants weigh 3 pounds? Ronin of HackFromACave explains.
This time on the show we continue coverage of Toorcamp 2012 - the American Hacker Camp. This time Darren speaks with Rob Eby about packet radio as an extension of the Internet. Plus what could be better than flexible individually addressable RGB LED strips? %1 controlled by Arduino! All that and more!
Mike Kershaw (aka Dragorn) of Kismet fame joins us to talk all things Kismet, WiFi hacking, and his latest project, the Kisbee.
Kos of kos.io joins us to demonstrate his lethal Android hacking toolkit - P2P-ADB. Taking advantage of USB Debug Mode, Root, and some crafty hacks, Kos' toolkit enables the bypassing of lock screens, making system changes and even "backing up" Android profiles, all from one phone to another.
This time on the show, learn to fly a quad-copter from the pros! Darren heads down to Santa Cruz and meets with the folks at Quad-Shot. Plus frightening the TSA, out-of-spec USB cables, and more!
We're joined by Skip of Passing-The-Hash to talk Windows Auth Tokens, then Mubix from Room362 shares his unprivileged network mapping utility, and Chris Gates of Carnal 0wnage farms Linked In and trolls incident response teams.
Check out how you can start gaming with a Playstation 3 controller on Android!
Motion detecting lock screens for Linux using motion and pagekite, NFC hacking on Android with an Arduino and how secure is that 80 character password really? All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, funny WiFi names, MDK3 and non-violent protesting with an Occupineapple. Plus,what's the deal with the MK802? I'll be reviewing this little Android PC. All that and more!
This time on the show, let the pwnage begin! Viss shares with us his Eagle Eye tool for evaluating tens of thousands of potentially insecure publicly accessible web servers with ease. What's out there? Red Light cameras, industrial automation systems, power plants? Oh my! Then I'll be controlling my MK802 with an phone - that's Android on Android action to the one there. Plus, war dialing! You heard me right, not driving, dialing. Senor Jiffy Pop explains why having your computer dial ten thousa
This time on the show, Hack the Airwaves! Darren sits down with HackRF creators Mike Ossmann and Jared Boone at Toorcon San Diego. Then, rooting the Netgear NeoTV with just a remote? It's possible with just a little command injection. Plus, disk imaging in Linux the sexy way. All that and more!
Patching privacy holes in Ubuntu 12.10, event triggers in Linux with CuttleFish, and what it means to be a public hacker. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
We continue hacking the airwaves with RFcat, a usb radio dongle and a little Python lovin'. Then I'm setting up a bit of a counter surveillance rig the easy way with a live Onion Router distro. Plus, portable VPN clients for unprivileged users - what are your open source options? All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, Netflix comes to Linux! Sort of. We'll explain how and what this might mean for the industry. Then, playing games and other Windows apps in Linux with WINE, which, isn't an emulator. But it is. Sorta. Plus, our favorite Linux commands. One of 'em involves chocolate! Stay tuned! All that and more this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, hacking Android with the USB Rubber Ducky. Darren revisits the original Human Interface Device Attack tool and shows off the 4th generation hardware. Plus improve your Ubuntu boxes performance with a few simple tips - Shannon reports.
This time on the show, an online brute force attack against Android successfully defeats 4-digit PIN codes in about 16 hours using the USB Rubber Ducky without wiping user data. Plus, BackBox Linux - is this a pen-testing OS for every day use? All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Cracking every standard Windows password in less than 6 hours with a massive GPU cluster, building a home theater PC for about $300 and blinkenlights. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, packet captures on Android - Mike Kershaw, aka Drag0rn, joins us to talk about his rootless Android pcap app. Then, backing up Ubuntu the easy way. Plus, apt tips, sudo aliases and the return of blackbuntu? All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, installing Ubuntu on the Nexus 7. Plus, EtherApe, Backbox and Matriux. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on a special Hak5 from CES 2013 - surviving overloaded wireless networks, fitness tech for hackers and pico sized 802.11ad beam forming antenna arrays for the 60GHz band. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Darren steps away from the usual Hak5 episode to take some time to remember a true hero amongst hackers, Aaron Swartz. A founder of Reddit and more importantly, a champion for internet rights, Swartz tragically took his own life on January 11, 2013. We take some time to reflect on his life and honor his memory.
This time on the show, can an SSH Proxy become a VPN? We're bridging networks with a wicked python script.. It's what happens when a transparent proxy gets together with a VPN and SSH. That's like a networking threesome! Plus, secure chat in Linux! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, optimizing your Linux install for better battery life - Darren reports. Then, Encrypt all the things! I'm setting up local encryption volumes that play well with cloud sync services like spideroak and dropbox. Plus, RSS podcasts from YouTube - is it possible? All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, something happened to Darren... He's AWOL somewhere in Europe or France or Geneva, on ITU business. Also talking about Yubico with Stina Ehrensvärd and Cat Ears! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Today on the show, testing a new Wireless 802.11AC router, captive portals on a WiFi Pineapple, and what to do when your school has terrible privacy practices.
Today on the show, Darren is out still Hacking across Europe by visiting CERN and Steam games on Linux the easy way. All that and more!
Today on the show, quick and easy VPN setups for all your traffic tunneling needs, a visit to the RSA Conference, and Ubuntu Folder Encryption, all that and more this time on Hak5!
Today on the show, Dropbox file encryption access on your Android device, a high altitude balloon lift off, all that and more this time on Hak5!
Setting up an OpenVPN Server with Android clients, connecting to preconfigured wifi channels on your Android device, and more!
Our thoughts on Ubuntu Touch and setting up the ultimate fast, secure, portable and persistant Linux installation. All that and more this time on Hak5!
Join Darren Kitchen and the Hak5 team as they embark on a 6 month North American tour visiting hackerspaces, holding workshops, talks and meetups and connecting with the community that so defines hacker culture.
This time on the show, The King is dead, long live the King! We review BackTrack's successor Kali Linux. Then Human Interface Device attacks with ease - Darren check out the USB Rubber Ducky payload generator, then hacking at 55 miles per hour, we hear your ideas on Hack Across America. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, Shannon reviews the malware analysis disto REMnux. Darren check out Google Drive Sync Alternatives, then wrapping it up with EliteWraps. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Today we show you how to encrypt your email the easy way! Plus, backing up your Gmail Account using your Ubuntu PC. And we cover Text Messaging your WiFi Pineapple. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, Encrypt all the things! We're continuing our discussion on OpenPGP and Keyservers! Then, connecting social media and Chat through IRC! Plus, secure Google Docs tricks. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, Darren preps the van by installing solar; then Shannon show us how to get our privacy on with some Google Chrome extensions. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Why does Privacy matter? Installing Software outside of Software Repositories and PGP for Web Mail - are we there yet? All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Darren starts Hack Across America with a visit to Overland Expo. Then Shannon sets up her IRC from Pidgin! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Amorphous Solar and Young Rovers at Overland Expo 2013, An Update on the Raspberry Pi with Eben Upton, and catching up with the Hungry Riders. All that and more this time on Hak5!
Inexpensive Infrared Photography to analyze the world, an update on Arduino with Massimo Banzi, and catching signals from space. All that and more this time on Hak5!
This time on the show, the HackRF Spectrum analyzer, Lee Felsenstein introduces us to the Maker revolution, and Mubix shows us some flaws in browser plug-in encryption. All that and more!
Hackerspaces, the Chronulator, and my favorite IRC clients! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Brook Drumm joins Darren to talk all thing 3D printer with Printrbot and Bitlbee goes advanced. All that and more this time on Hak5!
This time on Hak5 Darren reports from Free Geek in Portland and Bitlbee Advanced tips, All that and more this time on Hak5!
On this episode, Shannon shows you how to set up a PrintrBot LC and Darren checks out electric all terrain skateboards from E-Glide in Santa Monica! Plus, Darren pays a visit to the Living Computer Museum in Seattle, Washington!
An easy file sharing alternative, Ryno Motor's Microcycle, and Satellite tech with Ryan from Ocens. All that and more this time on Hak5!
Darren goes to Seattle and visits with Streambox and Shannon shows us some of here tips with her first 3D print. All that and more this time on Hak5!
Darren and Shannon are out and the show is taken over by a crazy cast of character from over the years for a celebration of Hak5's 8th Birthday. All that and more this time on Hak5!
Hak5 goes to the 2013 Defcon 21 in Las Vegas to check out the distributed file system, and communications rings. All that and more this time on Hak5!
Alternative internet infrastructure for the coming zombie apocalypse. All that and more this time on Hak5!
Running the occasional Windows program with out cramping your Linux lifestyle, Windows exfiltration with the USB Rubber Ducky and a tour of the Los Angeles hacker space; CrashSpace. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Windows exfiltration with a USB thumb drive and a USB Rubber Ducky and Benchmarking Your Linux Systems. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Cracking Windows passwords in 15 seconds or less with a special USB Rubber Ducky firmware and mimikatz. Build your own Dropbox alternative for free with OwnCloud - Shannon's Installation and Configuration guide. Then Darren borrows a page from Mubix with a Ducky Script to dump Windows memory for password cracking without getting caught by Anti-Virus. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
The latest NSA leaks outline a massive program against internet encryption. What is safe anymore? Can you trust PGP? How do I implement proper crypto systems? And why do I have a tiny little netbook with a NSA sticker on it? Plus Shannon Morse is here to show us how to build our own cloud storage, using Sparkle Share. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Cheap Kali Linux Laptop with a Raspberry Pi, a Lapdock and Custom Cables - Shannon Morse reports. Then, Persistently Stealing Windows Passwords in Plaintext. Mubix of Room362.com demonstrates this devious hack! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Syncing files with BitTorrent Sync and alternative ways to Sneaker Net files using optics and audio! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on Hak5, Darren speaks with RenderMan at Derbycon 2013 on vulnerabilities in the nextgen Air Traffic Control system and ATS-B. Then Shannon rounds up three secure messaging apps for iOS and Android.
Session Hijacking with Raphael Mudge of Armitage, Disk Forensic from Raspberry Pi and Custom Hacker Linux Distros from Derbycon 2013. Plus, Secure File Syncing with Share Plan. All that and more this time on Hak5!
The new WiFi Pineapple Mark V is unveiled at this special Hak5 launch event featuring Darren, Sebastian, Eighty of Dual Core, Shannon and Dale Chase. Tune in and learn more about this truly revolutionary wireless hacking tool purpose built from the ground up, this time on Hak5!
Exploring the software development for the castAR with Rick Johnson. Also seeing the hardware side of castAR with Jeri Ellsworth. All that and more this time on Hak5!
Wireless Packet Sniffing!!! Tracking vehicle Tire Pressure Sensor data with Jared Boone and open source software defined radio. Plus, eavesdropping on Verizon CDMA phones with a hacked femtocell - Doug DePerry and Andrew Rahimi of ISEC Partners. All that and more this time on a very special Toorcon 2013 edition of Hak5.
Darren meets Paul McMillan to see the whole internets VNC servers in 16 minutes. Also find new was to connect to your phone with Mike Ossmann and Kyle Osborn at ToorCon 2013, all that and more this time on Hak5!
This week Darren interviews Craig Heffner on his research in to backdoors on routers. Also find Shannon dices into Seafile cloud storage, all that and more this time on Hak5!
This week we go behind the scenes at the Hak5 Studio during our recent studio upgrades. Also Shannon explores some of the hidden features in Chromecast, all that and more this time on Hak5!
Learn the ins and outs of EIRP, 2.4 GHz and the legal way to balance radio output with antenna gain. This episode is specific to the United States and FCC regulations and may not apply to your region.
Point to Point Pineapple mesh continued. Decibels to Watts, antenna polarization, "cable loss" and why HAMS get all the good stuff. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Wireless networking point-to-point pineapples and secure messaging for iOS and Android, this time on Hak5.
Drone Hacking from an airborne WiFi Pineapple - this time on Hak5. Darren demonstrates his proof of concept "Denial of Drone" attack targeting the Parrot AR.Drone from a WiFi Pineapple equipped DJI Phantom 2 Vision. Inspired by Sammy Kamkar's Raspberry Pi based Skyjacking demo, this drone killer PoC takes a backdoor approach without the need to deauth clients.
This time on a Holiday Hak5 Darren and Shannon look back at some of their favorite moments from the past 8 years in what can only be described as a ranting raving roast. Yes - it's a clip show. After 320 episodes we get to do this. Deal. PS: Merry Christmas.
Drone + WiFi Pineapple = Rooftop Packet Sniffing. Plus, Offline Archival Backups with Printed 2D Barcodes? All that and more this time on Hak5!
Shannon shows us how to root her mac in under 10 seconds and Darren continues the WiFi Pineapple drone proof of concept, All that and more this time on Hak5!
Advanced Software Defined Radio - Shannon and Darren get deeper into GNURadio Companion on Pentoo for more RTL-SDR fun. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Join Shannon Morse and Darren Kitchen this week as they dive into radio subcarriers! Using a $20 USB dongle, Free Open Source Software Defined Radio toolkits and a little bit of Python the gang sets out to decode digital signals embedded in broadcast FM stations. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
How does radio work? Electromagnetic Radiation and the physics of photon wave particles. Then, spectrum, frequencies, wavelengths and the universe. Plus boycotting the RSA Conference in San Francisco with Tacos! All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Modulating Carrier Waves with Amplitude and Frequency, plus the relationship between Wavelength, Frequency and the speed of light. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Maxwell's Equations and Antennas! This time on Hak5 we continue our SDR series with some antenna theory including propagation, polarization, radiation patterns, directivity and diversity. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on Hak5 we continue our SDR series by building our very own ADS-B antenna. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Using a $20 SDR and a home made antenna to track aircraft hundreds of miles away. Join Shannon Morse and Darren Kitchen as we put our coaxial colinear array to the test! All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Does having your antenna higher up matter? Join Shannon Morse and Darren Kitchen as we prepare to sending our antenna into the sky!. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Radio Horizon and Fresnel Zones get practical as the Hak5 team takes a SDR Equipped WiFi Pineapple drone to an altitude of 4200 feet! From the 3800 ft summit of Mt. Diablo and a recommended 400 ft AGL ceiling we tackle the theory - can we really see aircraft 330 miles away? All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Ahoy! The Hak5 team takes the SDR to bay and explore the waterways via the Automatic Identification System. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Drones! Hak5 takes flight in the first of a series on building an open source autonomous aerial system! Darren Kitchen joins Piotr Esden-Tempski. Plus, Software Defined Radio for Android - Shannon Morse reports. All that and more this time on Ha
This time on a DefCon 22 Hak5 Special the team comes to you from Las Vegas where we learn about Police Remote WiFi Stations, Social Engineering in Pen Testing, The Saftey Of AirPlane Systems, and a Conversation with Jayson E Street. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This time on a DefCon 22 Hak5 Special the team comes to you from Las Vegas where we learn about the Security of Home Automation Devices, Building a wrist computer, and buying things online anonymously. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Reconnaissance with WiFi Birdhouses and RTL-SDR for Linux
We're moving! This time on the show, Darren pays tribute to the Hak5 Fire House - a place we've lovingly called home for the last 3 years. We're excited about the next chapter of the show and hope you'll enjoy this behind the scenes look at our cramped quarters. Trust your Technolust!
Windows command line aliases, a netcat-based pastebin and an update on the WiFi Birdhouse project.
In the chaos that is moving into the new Hak5 warehouse, Darren leaves the studio for a quadcopter FPV flying session. Ride along and learn about this hobby and the impending FPV doom!
Shannon starts up the HackRF to show some of it’s capabilities. Follow along and learn about this new software defined radio peripheral capable of transmission or reception of radio signals!
Shannon and Darren use their phones to test signals. From checking your connection on WiFi or Cellular! To catching flight information from the skies!
Open Gardens Fire Chat app enables "off-the-grid" messaging over a WiFi - Bluetooth mesh. While the protocol isn't documented, some ask - is it secure? All that and more this time on Hak5
Join us as we say goodbye to the Hak5 Firehouse with answers to your latest questions on Kali, speed tests, cellphone bars, Android SSH apps and WiFi Mapping. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Analyzing the RF Spectrum with HackRF and an Open Source Android app - Shannon Morse reports. Plus, we moved! Darren tours the still-under-construction Hak5 warehouse. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Projects, Connectivity, Warehouse build-out progress and more, this time on Hak5!
How many cats live in San Francisco? Darren attempts to answer that question with Google Voice, python, textbelt and hacks. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Open Source Cloud Sharing with Pulse (previously SyncThing). Why pay for Dropbox when you could sync it yourself? Shannon Morse checks out this awesome cross-platform cloud sharing app. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
This time on the show, Shannon and Darren explore Keybase.io – a cross between a social network and a crypto keyserver. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
This time on Hak5, Shannon checks out Authy – the Open Source Cross Platform 2-Factor Authentication system. Then, Darren shows off a fan-submitted Open Source Online USB Rubber Ducky encoder using Ruby on Rails. Thanks Trey! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Today on Hak5, Remote packet analysis through SSH tunnels with Wireshark. Then, Microcontrollers! Shannon Morse reports. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Free Open Source Virtualization cluster platforms that rival our old favorite, Proxmox VE – Darren reports. Plus, Shannon’s breadboarding with Arduino. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This week on Hak5, Shannon is calculating resistance with Ohm’s Law, and explaining how resistors work in small electronic circuitry.
This week on Hak5, Darren and Shannon take time to sit back and relax on the Hak5 couch and talk about some of there favorite tech, tech books, and some good achievements as well as future plans.
Can a $200 Chromebook run linux? Darren finds out with a Crouton! Plus – The ins and outs on LED – Shannon explains. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
WiFi Deauth attacks using the new WiFi Pineapple firmwares Recon Mode, downloading YouTube videos from the command line, quadcopters on a boat, and capacitors. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
We love SSH Tunnels for their versatility and ease of use. They’re great for protecting Internet traffic and a breeze to setup on Windows, Mac or Linux. So how about Android? Darren looks into SSH Tunneling from an un-rooted Android phone. Plus, Android Sketches! Shannon demonstrates some nifty code! All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Following up on last weeks rootless Android SSH Tunneling tutorial, Darren Kitchen explores a much simpler way to secure all of the Internet traffic on your rooted Android device with the open source SSH Tunnel app. Plus, Cylons invade the Arduino! Shannon Morse reports.
What happens when a $100 quadcopter a complete carbon fiber and t-motor upgrade? Darren unveils The Ultimate FPV Travel Drone! Plus, how does LED dimming work? Shannon investigates Pulse Width Modulation. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Today on Hak5, Shannon explains the difference between Analog and Digital pins, and demonstrates a few examples.
Today on Hak5, Shannon has some fun with the serial connection on an Arduino, and Darren joins from Tempelhof.
Today on Hak5, Darren meets up with a local Hacker space in Amsterdam and Shannon sets up her LCD on a Arduino.
Experimental FPV Quadcopters at the London Hackspace. Darren meets with London Aerospace to check out V-Tail and Nano Class multirotors. Plus, how to set up your Arduino to visually represent words from an RSS – all that and more, this time on Hak5!
Building an Arduino powered “RainBoard” is easy, fun and rewarding. Shannon shares her lessons learned in this project. Plus, Darren returns from Hack Across Europe with insights on Hackerspaces, the HackADay Prize, FPV Quadcopter Racing, Club Mate and more!
Making a Raspberry Pi Google Cloud Print Server
Analyzing WiFi Packet Captures with the power of SQL using a new free tool from Security Tube! Plus, pollution monitoring using an Arduino? Shannon reports. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Backstage with Buzz Out Loud as Tom, Molly, Veronica, Jason & more celebrate with a 10 year reunion at the Hak5 warehouse. Plus, special report on Spectaclefest (word is next year for sure! Or the one after!). All that and more, this time on Hak5
Have you ever had that dream where you show up to school in your underwear with nothing but a 56k modem? Shannon and Darren share their low bandwidth survival stories. Plus, network monitoring with our top 4 free Linux utilities may be a life saver in a dialup disaster. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Low bandwidth got you down? Want a leeter way to check your email? Shannon checks out the command line based Alpine email client with Gmail. Plus, Darren talks to Yubico about the latest in Universal 2nd Factor and their virtual hackathon for strong, simple authentication. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This week on Hak5 Darren and Shannon setup a Jitsi Meet install. Plus Darren checks out how to find Pineapples across the world. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Open Source Distributed Decentralized Social Networks, aka the Facebook alternative. Plus, the future of authentication, identity and encryption with our friends from Yubico. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Rolling your own Friendica node! From setting up the LAMP stack to configuring Postfix and MySQL. Time time on Hak5, Darren and Shannon take the scenic route setting up their very own Distributed Decentralized Open Source Social Network! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
SSLv3 and the POODLE attack, the Mozilla SSL Config Generator, and WebRTC shows public IPs and internal LAN IPs.
The future of electric air travel is upon us – Darren reports on LEAPTech from the NASA Armstrong Research Center. Plus, tracking the International Space Station from a Raspberry Pi! Maker Faire is all Iabout Arduino and Raspberry Pi this year! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Aerial 3D Mapping the high seas! Darren does ‘drones’ Photogrammetry! Plus Shannon checks out the ProtoPalette and Zatar at Maker Fair 2015.
Freeing yourself from Google, installing open source friendica plugins, getting the most from your 4 tb hard drive, and building art with arduinos. All that and more this time on Hak5.
Detecting radiation with open source hardware geiger counters, and a little bit of Linux command line-fu to fix your sudo worries. Today, on Hak5!
A $600 Server Build! Or, Building a Virtualization Server Nodes with the Next Unit of Computing. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Today on Hak5, we’re building a home lab virtual server with open source Xenserver and an Intel NUC.
Today on Hak5, we’re continuing our experiments with the home lab virtual server with open source OpenXenManager for Linux.
Sniffing Packets on Android with tPacketCapture and Xen Orchestra, a free open source web-based management system for XenServers.
VPNs are great for protecting your Internet traffic when on untrusted networks – like Public WiFi. So many times it’s thrown around as advice “just get a VPN” – but where should you get a VPN? When you sign up for a $10/month VPN service in “the cloud” you’re basically handing over both money *and* the very same information you’re wanting to protect — your packets!
Follow up on our quick and dirty OpenVPN guide from last week with the final setup to getting it online and accessible from outside your LAN.
Introducing the Hak5 LAN Turtle, and a site to site VPN with OpenVPN Access Server. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
We’re celebrating our 10 year anniversary episode with some of our favorite bloopers! Get your beverages ready.
This week Darren has a conversation with Chad Rikansrud about Mainframe vulnerabilities and Shannon gets to details on an amazing talk about using the USB Rubber Ducky while bypassing Enterprise Security.
Checking out Kali Linux 2.0 and cracking the Hack Across America challenge coin, this time on Hak5!
This week on Hak5 Darren discusses the issue with keyless entry in out enterprise locations with Terry Gold, and Shannon find out more about how Predictable our passcodes are with Marte Løge.
Encrypted File Sharing? We speak with the Demonsaw founder. Plus, building a cubed acrylic drone battle arena. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
What could be easier than file encryption with GPG? File encryption with keybase.io! Darren Kitchen and Shannon Morse demo the basics of the Keybase command-line app on this episode of Hak5.
GPG Encryption for Windows, what happens if Keybase disappears, Free SSL certificates and how you could end up in prison for withholding your decryption keys. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
As Hackers reaches its 20th anniversary, we're celebrating the film that pays tribute to the hacker culture itself. You see, behind the cyberpunk neon pagers and rollerblades, insanely great 28.8 bps modems and the far out network visualizations is a treasure trove of hacker history and lore baked in by the real hackers and technical directors behind the scenes. There are many homages to various notable people and elements of the scene, and these are a few of our favorites.
This week on Hak5, we’re interviewing Troy Hunt of “Have I Been Pwned”
Getting Started with the YARD Stick One for Sub 1 GHz hacking! All that and more, this time on Hak5.
In this episode we cover: How to gather intel on the device you want to hack How to sniff its wireless signals Determining modulation Decode OOK signals Transmitting a Replay Attack with RfCat and the YARD Stick One
In this episode of Hak5 we're taking on more hacking sub 1 GHz gadget hacking and viewer questions about GQRX, the RTL-SDR and the new YARD Stick One.
This episode of Hak5 covers Keyless Entry Systems, RF Replay attacks, Rolling Codes and their Vulnerabilities, How the DMCA may or may not apply, and our progress so far on hacking key fobs.
Radio Brute Force Attacks and a little Binary Phase-shift Keying theory. All that and more, this time on Hak5. In this episode we’re going to: – check out a python script for RF Brute Force attacks with RfCat and a compatible dongle like the YARD Stick One – Do some maths regarding these types of online brute force attacks – Get a tiny bit (but not too much) into clock signals and binary phase shift keying
Today on Hak5, Mike Ossmann joins us in studio to talk reverse engineering protocols for radio hacking.
Analyzing and systematically deciphering on/off keying in Linux! All that and more this time on Hak5!
Access Software Defined Radios from all over the world, and sharing your own! All that and more this time on Hak5
Drawing with light in mid air! Jaime Ruiz-Avila joins us to show off the Holovect! Plus, special appearance from Kevin Mitnick and, is there a new WiFi Pineapple? All that and more, this time on Hak5!
A behind the scenes tour of the Hak5 warehouse and studio space.
This episode celebrates 30 years of the Hacker Manifesto. Full text from the Phrack article: http://phrack.org/issues/7/3.html
Accessing internal networks without an internal VPN server. Learn how to setup a reverse VPN gateway on this episode of Hak5!
Advanced Netcat and other fun TCP utilities in Linux .
Text to Speech in Linux! Building bash one-liners for keyboard shortcuts and other fun scripting tips, this time on Hak5!
On this episode of Hak5 we’re using WINE, X11 tools and a quick BASH script to use Darren’s favorite TTS program in Linux.
In this episode of Hak5, we break into some linux BASH commands that we favor, plus some hilarious easter eggs.
In this episode of Hak5, Darren and Shannon check out a few more fun linux commands and offer some BASH tips!
Building a "Drone" is fun and easy once you get the basics down. This is the first episode in a series with the goal to build a general purpose "learner" quadcopter in the FAA registration exempt 250 gram class. This episode focuses on the many components commonly found in this type of model aircraft and breaks down how they all come together to function.
In our second episode of season 20, we continue our Drone build starting with the power system assembly.
We continue our drone build by soldering the flight controller and finalizing the motor wiring!
Today on Hak5 we are finishing the soldering of our new drone's FPV unit, and flashing the firmware with an open source tool.
Learn the theory of UAV Quadcopter flight transmitters and why the controllers are so damn complicated!
In today's episode of Hak5, we're finalizing our build and taking our maiden voyage! Er, flight!
Throttle Calibration, Failsafe Setup and P.I.D. Tuning – this time on Hak5!
Learning to fly a quadcopter is a very rewarding experience. In this episode of Hak5, we share our tips for getting comfortable with the craft. From hovering in place to walking the dog and doing your first flybys.
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS has dropped! We've got it installed to give you a review of the newest long term support edition of Ubuntu by Canonical.
Today on Hak5, we’re answering some of your viewer questions and we take a drone out into the field for some advanced flying techniques!
Customizing Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus is easy with the right tools! Plus, Amber Mac joins us in San Francisco to talk her new book Outsmarting Your Kids Online, written with co-author Michael Bazzell!
Today we learn about 360 degree photography!
Editing 360 degree video for YouTube isn’t too dissimilar from standard 2D video — it just needs a little 3D love.
This week we’re joined in studio by Kevin McKay of www.razorquad.com to talk FPV or first person view drone flying.
This week we’re joined in studio by Kevin McKay of www.razorquad.com to talk competitive drone racing!
Backpacking as a hacker – our top travel tech tips for packing, this time on Hak5!
Building an OpenVPN access point, this time on Hak5.
Part two of Building an OpenVPN access point, this time on Hak5.
Today we're building an OpenVPN server from scratch in Linux!
This week on Hak5 we're building an Arcade Machine Emulator in Linux!
Building the most awesome console and arcade emulator ever - all that and more, this time on Hak5.
Deploying an OpenVPN server in minutes with one simple script, plus clients configuring Android and automating connections on the WiFi Pineapple.
Setting up Let's Encrypt Certificates, and understanding TLS / SSL. This time on Hak5!
Monitoring network traffic in OpenWRT and benchmarking throughput from the Linux command line, this time on Hak5.
DEF CON 24: VNC vulnerabilities, Blue Hydra bluetooth sniffing, making your own DEF CON Black Badge, and the DEF CON DarkNet, this week on Hak5!
DEF CON 24: Warwalking at DEF CON, Semaphor and Consumer Privacy, Mousejack and Keysniffer, this week on Hak5!
Pilfering Passwords with the USB Rubber Ducky. Can you social engineer your target into plugging in a USB drive? How about distracting 'em for the briefest of moments? 15 seconds of physical access and a USB Rubber Ducky is all it takes to swipe passwords from an unattended PC. In honor of the USB Rubber Ducky appearance on a recent episode of Mr Robot, we're recreating this Hollywood hack and showing how easy it is to deploy malware and exfiltrate data using this Hak5 tool.
Previously on Hak5, we showed off an USB Rubber Ducky payload to steal plaintext Windows passwords in 15 seconds. So, what if we told you we could get just the logon hash in under two? A 2 second technique for stealing Windows password hashes and otherwise auditing corporate USB drive policies! Learn more on today's episode of Hak5.
Today we review MOSH an alternative to SSH that's better at high latency and intermittent Internet connections. Plus, your USB Rubber Ducky questions and tips!
Stealing creds from a locked PC using a Hak5 LAN Turtle, plus Mubix joins us! This time on Hak5!
Hak5 heads to Louisville, KY for DerbyCon 6.0, to chat with the Dave Kennedy, founder of DerbyCon. Plus the winners of the Hack My Derby Contest, AgentSixty6 and Gangrif chat about their mods!
Hak5 heads to DerbyCon in Louisville, KY to chat with Tim MalcomVetter about breaking tokenization in the credit card industry. Plus, RenderMan joins us to discuss the security and privacy flaws in internet of things connected adult toys.
On this episode of Hak5 we chat with Nick Cano about hacking video games for fun! Plus, Gene Bransfield joins us to chat War Collar Industries and their new Dope Scope, a directional WiFi Sniffing device that fits in the palm of your hand.
Decrypting Morse code with a simple terminal command and a PC sound card, this time on Hak5!
In this episode of Hak5 we're joined by Samy Kamkar, the maker of many portable hacker devices like the MagSpoof and KeySweeper just to name a couple. Read about his developments at samy.pl
In this episode of Hak5, we're creating a reverse shell with the USB Rubber Ducky that exploits a target computer in less than 3 seconds!
Turning a Burner Phone into a OpenWRT or WiFi Pineapple LTE modem, this time on Hak5!
Exfiltrate documents from a target computer within seconds with this USB Rubber Ducky attack!
Today we're continuing on our series on exfiltrating documents with a USB Rubber Ducky. In the last part we tackled the stager payload which enumerated the drive letter of our USB flash drive and executed the staged payload. Today we're looking at those stages and how they work. Then finally we'll be wrapping this up by combining the USB Rubber Ducky's HID attack with Mass Storage firmware and encoding the ducky script.
Exfiltrating documents with the USB Rubber Ducky, part 3! This time on Hak5.
Photogrammetry and building 3D topographic maps with drones! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Happy holidays from the team of Hak5! We are celebrating by decorating our con badge Christmas Tree, and sharing our favorite bloopers from 2016. We hope you enjoy this silly episode of Hak5, and we'll see ya next week with another tech segment!
Privilege escalation on Windows, Meterpreter Reverse Shells and Staged Payloads with the USB Rubber Ducky. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
How do we hack our way to better habits and goals? This time on Hak5!
Sandboxes, packet sniffing and malware analysis - this time on Hak5!
Today on Hak5 we head to Washington DC for Shmoocon 2017! We chat sniffing IR signals, how to get into SDR, Dog Collar Radio Roulette, and advertising malware detection!
Woody joins us on Hak5 to chat about his journey in discovering proximity sensor fingerprinting of smartphones and developing the IRis board for infrared hacks.
Darren chats with EvilMog (Team Hashcat) about Hashcat, the world's fastest and most advanced password recovery tool.
The Best Wikipedia Reader EVER, this time on Hak5!
Building a unified cross platform USB Rubber Ducky hack payload for Windows, Linux, and Macs OSX.
Hop on over to bashbunny.com to grab your Bash Bunny! RSVP to our launch event: goo.gl/forms/3d7mkK6eGFJi6eB43 Hit up hackacrosstheplanet.com to find out where we're heading next! Find out more about the Bash Bunny at bashbunny.com
Writing Payloads for the Bash Bunny and contributing to the library on Github, this time on Hak5!
Darren Kitchen heads to Jakarta, Indonesia for Hak5's 2017 Hack Across the Planet!
Exfiltrate documents with the Bash Bunny by Hak5. This pocket network attack uses Windows file sharing to quickly and easily liberate files!
In this episode of Hak5, we've got new hosts! Plus, is Keybase Chat the best new encrypted chat client?
Bash Bunny development, Hack Across the Planet
Why is everyone talking about Mastodon lately? Is this the new open source social network you should join?
Sniffing open WiFi for unencrypted HTTP GET traffic reveals a captive portal privacy concern - this time on Hak5!
Attacked by children during water festival (Songkran) in Bangkok, Thailand and some Hak5 announcements.
Hack Across the Planet continues from Bangkok to Jakarta to Bali.
Not much I can say about Blue Ant, the engagement or what's going on other than to share with you some bits of B-Roll from the latest chapter in the Hack Across the Planet Adventure. Regular episodes return this July. Tour continues in Johannesburg and London next. Sign up at HackAcrossThePlanet.com
Title says it all... #HackAcrossThePlanet
Exactly as the title says. #HackAcrossThePlanet Next up: Johannesburg, London and round about the UK. Sign up at https://hackacrosstheplanet.com
It's better to regret something you have done than something you haven't.
Happy 4th of July! Sign up for the London meetup at https://HackAcrossThePlanet.com
A sneak peak behind the scenes and some new goodies debuting at DEF CON 25
Darren and the Hak5 team take on DEF CON 25 IN Las Vegas plus chat with D4RKM4TTER about the #WiFiCactus! enjoy this vlog style vid! in studio episodes are back in August!
Woody and Tim join us to chat about Gotenna packet sniffing, then Anthony talks about voter database privacy issues.
Megan Roddie joins us to chat about neurodiversity in information security, then David Robinson joins to discuss gps spoofing with time codes, plus his new software tool.
This week we're joined by D4rkm4tter of palshack.org to chat all about the WiFi Cactus, then John Nye calls in to discuss risk management and why we suck at it.
On this episode of Hak5, Chris Grayson joins us to talk about open sourcing his pentesting tool, Websight. Brittany Postnikoff chats with us about infosec professionals and academia working together for mutual benefit.
Learn how to use the Bash Bunny in this easy to understand primer video tutorial!
Check out more Bash Bunny office pranks at https://www.github.com/hak5
Learn more about Bash Bunny extensions on this episode of Hak5!
Please join us in saying goodbye to our favorite feline, Kerby Kitchen, who was with us since September 2001. We miss her dearly.
Check out the awesome password grabber payload for the Bash Bunny on Hak5!
Getting back into 3D Printing with David Randolph of Printed Solid
David Randolph from Printed Solid joins us once again to show the ins and outs of one of his favorite 3D Printers and enclosures.
Today on Hak5, David Randolph of http://www.printedsolid.com teaches us how to use Octoprint and Raspberry Pi's to remotely run print jobs on your 3d Printer!
In this very serious episode of Hak5, we learn how to hack PIN codes with a 3D printer by editing code for the 3D printer axis!
Join Shannon Morse and David Randolph to discuss 3D printer filaments and how to shop for the best ones.
Celebrate another year of craziness with us by checking out some of our favorite bloopers from 2017!
Join Darren Kitchen as we say goodbye to the Hak5 warehouse and reflect on the chapter markers that got us here.
Hak5 is moving to downtown Oakland. We're inviting our hacker neighbors to a private office warming party.
Check out our studio build in this timelapse video! New episodes in our new studio air next week!
Outline - the new free open source VPN from Google. Is it any good? We find out today on Hak5!
D4rkm4tter joins us to talk about updates to his hacker project, the #wificactus!
How secure is Internet traffic? TL;DR - not very much, but it's getting better. In this video we explore the differences spectrum of simple and difficult security, along with how the Internet came to be the way it is today.
Glytch joins us to talk all things Project Cuckoo, his Wifi Pineapple Drone built from scratch.
Shannon heads to Maker Faire Bay Area 2018 to check out the giant Prosthesis Mech and the Star Wars BB8 Builders Club.
This week on Hak5 Glytch is back with a brand new hack! We got down and dirty with a penny board and an electric board creating a legal to board the plane version of an electric penny board! Check it out!
On today's episode of Hak5, Rinoa joins us to teardown an Apple IIc computer found at a local electronics recycling center.
On this episode of Hak5, Dan Tentler joins us to talk about his experiences as a professional bad guy, and some of the tips of the trade he’s learned.
Dan Tentler joins us to share some tips about NMap and Mass Scan!
Lets talk beat making with an OG hak5 hacker extraordinaire the beatsmith the one the only..... Dale Chase!
At DEF CON 26, we caught up with Cesar from HackWise to chat about his youtube channel, cryptocurrency and blockchain, and infosec in Mexico!
El Kentaro joins us during DEF CON 26 to talk about his Hak5 on-the-go build and the Tokyo, Japan Hacker Events.
Glytch joins us to talk about updates to Project Cuckoo and his thoughts on drone piloting as a penetration tester.
Can a keystroke injection payload be cross platform? Meaning, can it work on Windows, Mac and Linux with ease? Yes!
cmd /C "start /MIN powershell iwr -Uri http://h4k.cc/b.jpg -OutFile c:\windows\temp\b.jpg;sp 'HKCU:Control Panel\Desktop' WallPaper 'c:\windows\temp\b.jpg';$a=1;do{RUNDLL32.EXE USER32.DLL,UpdatePerUserSystemParameters ,1 ,True;sleep 1}while($a++-le59)"
Advanced Keystroke Injection Attacks using Key Codes - this time on Hak5!
Importing large assets without traversing the Internet and payload portability, this time on Hak5!
Exfiltrating documents using Dropbox with a staged proof-of-concept powershell payload.
Keystroke Injecting ANSI Art with ALT CODES!
Introducing the Plunder Bug by Hak5 - a pocket-sized LAN Tap that lets you "bug" Ethernet connections with USB-C convenience.
A little privilege escalation in powershell? We're covering a fun new UAC bypass technique!
On an unconventional episode of Hak5, Darren treks to Seattle Washington to catch up with @GlytchTech and find out what's in his hacker bag.
Capturing WPA Handshakes with the WiFi Pineapple firmware v2.5 - this time on Hak5!
Mike Ossmann joins us to talk about getting started with hardware hacking using the new GreatFET One!
Special guest Mike Ossmann of Great Scott Gadgets joins Hak5 to demonstrate the IR hacking capabilities of the GreatFET One when combined with an upcoming "neighbor" add-on board. If you're new to IR hacking, below are links to begin exploring the wonderful world of submillimeter wavelengths.
Introducing new Hak5 Gear and updates to all of the Hak5 arsenal including Cloud C2! On this 14th anniversary episode of Hak5 we're debuting the Screen Crab and Signal Owl! https://hak5.org
D4rkm4tter (Mike Spicer) joins us on Hak5 to chat about his new rig, the WiFi Kraken!
BiaSciLab joins us on Hak5 at DEF CON 27 to talk about her ideas to fix election voting machine security vulnerabilities, along with her new venture, GirlsWhoHack.com!
Salvador shows us how his device, the Hunter Cat, can help with finding ATM skimmers.
Twinkle Twinkie joins Hak5 to chat about the art behind his badges and learning how to create SAOs.
Sarif shares his Stargate Badge and Brotherhood of Steel Watch builds with us this time on Hak5 at DEF CON 27 #badgelife
Woody shares his newest findings with hacking Ford key fobs at DEF CON 27!
What is the Shark Jack? What does it do, how does it work - and a little on its design. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Everything from unboxing your Shark Jack to connecting in arming mode, exfiltrating loot, changing out payloads, upgrading the firmware, checking out the new web interface and even connecting it to Cloud C2.
Darren checks out some wicked 3D holographic displays from Innovision
Holy Beowulf Cluster Batman! Xi3 is demoing a low power cluster based on a brand new form factor!
Jenn checks out the latest in teensy personal projectors from Optoma
Grippity innovates typing with a dual sided LCD keyboard. Sweet!
Shannon visits Marseille Networks to check out a 4k TV prototype.
iTwin is showing off their proprietary VPN technology at CES 2011. This double sided USB drive splits in two easily connecting two Windows boxes over the Internet.
Shannon checks out a bunch of cute Android tablets from E FUN including one that integrates pen & paper?!
Darren checks out the Unity Remote, a hardware software combo that integrates InfraRed beaming technology with a very slick iPhone app. Control just about anything that accepts IR with this nifty gadget.
Shannon checks out the latest gaming peripherals from Rude Gameware for your fragging pleasure.
Shannon, a former banker, is intrigued by a system for paying bills and depositing checks via camera phone.
On this special edition of Hak5 Darren and Shannon are joined by Jenn Cutter to wrap up their favourite gadgets from CES 2011. Tune in and catch a pair of stereoscopic 3D augmented-reality video eyewear from Vuzix, the AR Drone flying video game / robotic helicopter from Parrot, and a hydrogen fuel cell remote control car sure to please. Plus a behind the scenes look at prototype holographic eyewear! Trust your technolust!
Jenn checks out the ultimate Gran Turismo gaming peripheral, the Thrustmaster T500R racing simulator.
Jenn Cutter talks to Chris Aiken of Aiken Labs about their innovative motion accessories.
Shannon checks out the coolest keyboard at CES - the Engage from Smartfish.
Darren Kitchen meets with Ted Schilowitz of RED Digital Cinema and gets his hands on the new RED Scarlet camera. Bonus footage after the interview!
Darren Kitchen joins Andrew Kippen at CES 2011 to learn about all of the latest Boxee developments, including new hardware and content partners.
The annual Consumer Electronics Show has come to an end, and along with all the cool new products, surprisingly there were even more wacked products on the show floor than usual. We've wrapped up the wackiest, weirdest, most bizzarre and biggest FAIL products from the show floor this year, guaranteed to surprise, delight and keep you LOLing and ROFLing with glee
Enough about the iPhone 5 - from your friends at Hak5.
See an exclusive demo of the Ubuntu OS for smart phones with Richard Collins.
With such a large amount of important data carried around with us on our phones, you'd think that security would be of the utmost importance. So that's where NQ Mobile comes in.
Shannon stopped by the Boxee TV booth to hear all about the popular set top box.
It's no doubt that DJs are awesome, but it's no easy task! Even if you suck and have no skill at all, or just want to start venturing into it now - the EZ DJ Pro is your solution! Shannon shows off all the details.
Darren stopped by LEGO to check out their newest iteration of their famous MindStorm robotics kits, the EV3.
Darren got a chance to down and test out the Oculus Rift Headset and check out its VR, see what he thought.
While the original Looxcie was bluetooth enabled and could do cool things like clip to your ear, it was still standard definition. However, not anymore, as Darren stopped by their booth to check out the Looxie HD.
Darren stopped by the Texas Instruments booth to see what's new with their miniaturized DLP projectors.
Darren stopped by at Fulton Innovation to check out their wireless charging technology, and see how their tech has evolved.
We stopped by NUU to check out their waterproof, wireless speaker, the Splash.
Shannon stopped by one particularly cute booth, to check out the Electric Friends bluetooth speakers.
A musical and adorable game for your iPad! RokLienz play instruments and make music to work with your iPad and give you one of the cutest games you'll ever play. Watch Shannon demo the toys and app now!
The new magnetic tablet by HP provides 18 hours of battery life, and connects to adaptors with USB, HDMI, and SD card slot.
Shannon checks out the Necomimi Kitty Ears as they respond to her brain activity.
Shannon shows off the Core2 by Body Media, the most accurate fitness and calorie tracking tech available!
The QCA 9600 caught the eye of Darren as he was walking the show floor, check out what he thought was so cool.
Networking enthusiasts and gamers listen up! Alienware's new line of routers by Qualcomm have some of the smartest technology to provide the most efficient bandwidth for each specific device it's connected to. Darren shows it off from CES 2013!
Darren got to try on the Vuzix M100, an Android powered monocular display.
Darren talks with Condition One CEO, Danfung Denis about their vitual imaging technology.
At the On.Earz booth, we got to check out their vintage inspired Legends Collection featuring iconic figures like James Dean and Elvis Presley.
Darren stopped off at the Suitable Technologies booth to check out their Beam remote presence system.
See how you can put your USB plug frustrations to an end as Darren stopped by Flipper USB to check out their USB adaptor that can fit into a USB port despite which way you put it in.
Shannon stopped by the Liquipel booth to chat with Danny McPhail and partner Pharrell Williams of The Neptunes, hear about their nanotechnology that protects your tech from all forms of liquid.
Nixie Pixel visited Yubico to check out their Yubikey NEO, which generates two factor authentication to secure your mobile identity.
Shannon chatted with Braven's Tracy Smith at their booth to check out their BRV-1 ultra durable speakers.
