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Showing posts with label hack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hack. Show all posts
6/14/2021 01:43:00 PM

 The Rise of Cybersecurity Incidents against Healthcare Organizations and How to Stay Protected



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A simple mod for FLSUN Q5

7/21/2020 05:26:00 PM 0

If you ever print an object tall enough with the FLSUN Q5, you may see the tube/cable pair getting caught by one of the screws holding the right rod.

As a precaution, I designed this replacement for the "rod cup" with an extension that will cover the screw in question.
There's no need for more than one as the cable always tends to bend and get trapped on the same side.


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Can a Hacker Hijack Your Medical Device?

7/18/2019 10:15:00 PM



medical devices
Technology has a tremendous impact on the medical field. Innovations in technology have advanced to the point where patients can control medical devices with the touch of a button.
Surgeries are completed with the assistance of robots. And diagnostics are more precise than ever.
Most medical devices are connected to the internet and a network that communicates between devices, patients, and healthcare providers. While this is an advantage for patients, it is also an advantage for some unorthodox criminals. Criminals have increasingly targeted medical devices that are connected to a network that they can hack into.
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A closer look at Digoo DG-MYQ

7/10/2019 05:25:00 PM 5
Despite my recent experience with Digoo cloud cameras, I found the DG-MYQ (also known as BakeeyV380) interesting as a discrete and compact security camera.

It's been out for a while so what follows is more a gathering of information found over time than a real review.

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Improving the sound quality of the Wanscam HW0046

6/12/2017 10:58:00 AM 8

I thought I'd share this simple solution I found to improve the audio quality of my Wanscam HW0046.

This solution may potentially apply to other IP cameras suffering from similar audio interference.




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RTSP hack for Xiaomi Mi Square (XiaoFang)

4/06/2017 04:52:00 PM 28
I reviewed the Xiaomi Mi Square aka XiaoFang recently and I regretted that this excellent IP Camera would only work with its dedicated app.

Well... this has changed thanks to some talented hackers...





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Hacking the Dericam H502W

7/01/2013 12:01:00 PM 47
The Maygion H264 IP Camera is a very open device with great customization potential.
This article contains some examples of hacks that enable telnet, load an alternate ftp daemon, extract
information, etc...
If keeping the camera under guarantee is no longer a concern for you, please read on... (-:




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Installing Recovery on Onda Vi40 Elite

5/27/2012 11:26:00 AM 10
It's now an old habit, I only start to feel safe with any Android device once I managed to install a Recovery partition such as ClockWorkMod.  This is how to do it on the Onda tablet Vi40 Elite...
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LG BD390 Blu-Ray player with Wi-Fi

1/10/2010 06:10:00 PM 1
I was watching this Blu-Ray player for a few months and after having compared the features and prices with other Samsung and Sony players, it ended up as the logical choice. It took less thant a week to arrive from a German eBay shop that beats my usual providers (Amazon, Komplett, Pixmania) in terms of price and stock availability.

The installation was surprisingly easy and quick: after about 15 minutes, the unit was Network-connected, Region-hacked, and Firmware-updated ! Never mind the user manual was only in German (I downloaded the EN version from lge.com), it was really not necessary!
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Bring your FI8908W paperweight back to life

12/24/2009 10:10:00 AM 351
If you're part of the numerous people who bricked their ip camera at any stage, maybe you kept it (as a door stopper, a paperweight or a dummy camera). In that case, there is one last thing you can try to make your camera functional again. It requires a small investment of less than €15 so I think it's really worth trying.

I obtained some information recently, thanks to Foscam tech support for most part, on a serial upgrade method that would fix cameras for which the firmware upgrade went bad.
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