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Category Archives: Stuff
Small Patch For The SET “Java Applet” Payload
Update: This is fixed in revision 362 of the SET. The current Social Engineering Toolkit version from SVN (Revision 359) contains a broken java_applet.pde which will result in a compiling error like: teensy:20: error: expected ‘,’ or ‘;’ before ‘void’ … Continue reading
DIYDA: Lamps, Robots & ‘Finissage’
On the last day of the DIYDA we had two great workshops at the DingFabrik: Fabienne did a workshop about building small, insect-like robots, while in the other room Julian showed how to make your own lamp out of wood … Continue reading
DIYDA: Stamps and 3D Printing
Today there were two workshops in the rooms of the DingFabrik: Kathrin showed how to make your own stamps, and Fabienne and Wim brought their MakerBots. I spent most of the time socializing at the stamps workshop, and also tried … Continue reading
DingFabrik Köln e.V. – It’s growing!
The DingFabrik Köln e.V. is aiming to create a fab lab in cologne. It’s still in a very early stage, but the plenum every Monday shows that it’s going on: Today we assembled some shelves and packed stuff into them, … Continue reading
Why strcat(var, ‘\0′) Is Wrong
I just received the third mail telling me that the code from my last post is right, and “is used to terminate the string if it isn’t already terminated”. Sorry, but you’re wrong. Let’s take a look on how strcat … Continue reading
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How To Not Secure Your Company
I saw this yesterday and had to make a photo of it: Really difficult to crack the 4 digit code, right? With this lock, a small company ‘secured’ their entrance. Does insurance pay in a case like this?
Hello World
#include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { puts("Hello, World!"); return EXIT_SUCCESS; }
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