by hellor00t | Aug 27, 2017 | hacking, Hardware
Homelabbers rejoice! In this review we are welcoming the Protectli 6 Port Vault to the home security hardware market. We have been in the market for something like this for a few months and while researching several products we stumbled across a CPU requirement for...
by ArtificialAmateur | Jun 3, 2017 | hacking, Hardware, roadmap, security, technology
Basics The GPU is the graphics processing unit, sometimes referred to as graphics card or visual processing unit (VPU). Commonly used for processing imagery, it is used to handle resource intensive computations that may overload your standard Central Processing Unit...
by InCIDRthreat | Dec 16, 2015 | hacking, Hardware, security, technology
Basics RAM stands for Random-Access Memory and is commonly referred to as RAM or Memory for short. It serves as temporary storage and working space for the operating system and its applications. This allows data to be accessed (read or written) in almost real-time...
by hellor00t | Oct 3, 2015 | hacking, Hardware, security, technology
Basics Network interface cards or NIC’s are what connect computers to networks. If you haven’t heard about it yet, the OSI Model is the concept that all computers use to communicate with each other. There are seven layers the begin with the physical layer...
by InCIDRthreat | Aug 12, 2015 | Hardware, reviews, security, technology, tutorials
A few months back A1ph4byte, hellor00t, and I had a discussion about a project that would be both educational and useful. Despite being employed in the Network Security world, none of us had tinkered with pfSense in-depth prior to this venture. We mostly relied on...
by hellor00t | Mar 29, 2015 | hacking, Hardware, security, technology, Tools, tutorials
Overview Today we’re going to go over the principals of wireless hacking, an example of a WPA2 hacking and then we will wrap it up with a few troubleshooting tips. Disclaimer: Before we begin let me preface this. Intrusion into anyone’s network without...
