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• OCZ NIA hacking, now with Python!
  Disclaimer the first: I don't know a whole lot about USB or device drivers. Those of you who do will no doubt point and laugh. Disclaimer the second: Where applicable, I'v
• OCZ Neural Impulse Actuator notes and roll-up post.
  While reading the files in /usr/src/linux/Documentation/usb/ I got it in my head to see if anyone else had spent any time reverse engineering the OCZ NIA , or at least had
• The OCZ NIA and Linux.
  As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago I recieved as a Yule gift an OCZ NIA , a hardware device aimed at gamers which acts as one part EEG and one part biofeedback monitor.
• Looks like Windbringer's on the ropes.
  I think the USB v2.0 chipset in Windbringer is failing - all USB v1.0 and v1.1 devices I've used work fine, but now the bottommost jack is acting flaky. All storage device
• Situation report from Austin, Texas.
  Things have finally slowed down somewhat in Austin, affording me the opportunity to write a long-overdue update. Workdays have been long (averaging thirteen hours out of e
• Windows Vista bootloader compromised!
  A presentation at Black Hat Europe 2007 by security researchers from India has blown the security of the Windows Vista bootloader wide open , and compromised the security
• For the system administrator or parent that has everything, how about a RAT?
  'Remote access tool', that is - a little beastie (usually considered malware, though there are legit incarnations of this sort of software) that hides itself inside a work
• Random knowledge IV.
  Just because it's usually the one-half teaspoon that falls off the holder and it's usually the one-half teaspoon that fell off the holder that you grabbed out of the drawe

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