Posts
Blog posts on current things, interesting ones may become permanent articles, others remain here in the date-ordered listing
- Libvirt, QEMU & Samba 4 min read - Oct 1, 2020 - by Phlash Finally getting a working user-mode shared folder!
- Apeman H45 Trail Camera Insides 1 min read - Jul 4, 2020 - by Phlash I needed to factory reset a borrowed trail cam but the owner forgot the PIN..
- A talk on threat modelling 1 min read - May 24, 2020 - by Phlash Phil did a talk last year for the local OWASP chapter..
- Static sites are cool 1 min read - Jun 1, 2019 Static site are fun ;)
- Blackhole DNS 6 min read - Aug 10, 2017 - by Phlash Over the last couple of months, Phil has been helping Joseph track down a credential leak problem using various network defence techniques.
- Bosch SMS Disassembly 3 min read - Dec 5, 2016 - by Phlash Phil] just experienced a dishwasher failure, it started tripping the house power and thus some disassembly was required.
- Lenovo Battery Hack 3 min read - Jun 3, 2016 - by Phlash Yep, that’s actually a post title. it turns out that Phil’s laptop is fussy about the brand of battery you use, or to put another way: Lenovo like to lock users into their expensive batteries..right..
- Rivendell_Chroot 5 min read - Dec 28, 2015 - by Phlash Phil got down to some Linux voodoo over the Christmas holiday, in order to run a slightly too old application suite (Rivendell Audio 1.7.2) on a supported distribution (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS), and without the aid of a package manager safety net (whoo!), it turns out Chroot is a winner.
- FUNcube_2nd_Birthday 1 min read - Nov 22, 2015 - by Phlash Well blow me down if the ol' cubesat is still working on it's 2nd Birthday. Cake was required.
- OBiLINE 4 min read - Jun 7, 2015 - by Phlash While looking for a usable cheap FXO port to connect the PSTN to his home server, Phil came across the OBIHAI product line, and bought a couple of toys to play with: an OBIHAI110 voice service bridge, which will do pretty much what's required without the server attached, and an ObiLINE USB FXO adapter, which is being reverse engineered for fun :)