Two weeks ago we posted on Limpkin’s inductive approach to attacks against secure circuits. Another approach is a current based
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Project Gus is looking to make an electric vehicle (EV). Part Zero and Part One took the long way around on an
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Limpkin’s blog describes looking to reverse engineer electronics using a component not often thought of: a balun. I … came
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The RoboCoffee blog takes a look at hacking Brightway scooters. Brightway (Brightway Innovation Intelligent Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.) produces scooters
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Jon Bruner on X (formerly Twitter) posts about reverse engineering the Apple Thunderbolt cable. At a whopping $129, it better
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Before the era of digital electronic computers, mechanical analog computers were found everywhere. From the relative simplicity of bomb sights
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Egon Elbre couldn’t find a great tool for viewing disassembly, so “I wrote it myself over the weekend.” One of
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Ken Shirriff takes a look at an analog computer used in US fighter planes in the 1950s: How did fighter
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Hans Hübner was going to take a VAX 4000/105A to an upcoming retrocomputing convention as part of my X.25 networking exhibit.
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In an ideal world, every single battery pack for power tools would use the same physical interface and speak a
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