Learn how to use an ATmega based control unit (Arduino) with an RFID reader in order to lock and unlock you door.
Feb 22
iptables Tutorial
Ever wondered how to create a custom firewall for your Linux system? Look no further than iptables. iptables is a user space program that interacts with firewall modules in the kernel, making it easy for users to add and remove traffic rules, ranging from super simple to extremely complex. Check out how to use this powerful program! Example rule sets included.
Jan 06
How to Build RPMs
RPM files are installation files for Red Hat based systems, similar to the was .deb files are used on Debian systems. Learn how to create your own RPM installation files for your software packages, using RPM development tools.
Jan 04
Arduino LED Matrix Library
I few days ago I was working on creating a 5×5 LED matrix for my Arduino. What I wanted was a method to direct drive the LEDs from the Arduino. Sadly, there weren’t any easy to use libraries that did this, so I made my own! I’ll go over the hardware I used to make my LED matrix, and then how to use the library I wrote.
Aug 09
Python Network Programming with Scapy
Scapy is a great utility that makes network packet manipulation a simple task. With other programs and languages, packet manipulation often requires an in depth understanding of the language. Scapy is much easier, and more user friendly than C/C++ and SOCKS. In fact, a user new to programming can learn Scapy and Python networking with Scapy rather quickly.
This tutorial shows how to get started with Scapy. You’ll be creating and sending packets in no time!
Jul 28
Backtrack 5: Information Gathering
The Backtrack 5 Complete Tutorial Series’s newest segment, Information Gathering, has just been released. It isn’t all the way complete, so more will be added as it is finished. Currently, all Bluetooth hacking utilities as well as most of the DNS utilities has been completed.
UPDATE 8/7/11: Completed up to lbd.sh