Rkiver
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https://hakshop.com/pages/policy#countries Makes it pretty clear reshipping is a no no. Shipping to certain parts of the world is restricted for various reasons, and for good reasons.
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Sara and Jayson run the Hakshop in the US, just the pair of them, so they tend to be really busy. Just be patient and they will get back to you. Use the tools you want to keep, don't use the second rubber ducky.
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None of mine are remotely amazing, but they are useful. Got my daughter a pi3 and am teaching her what makes a computer works, basic coding etc. She asked for it for her birthday. My own pi3, I have with multiple SD cards, retro gaming, up to PSX era, and also as a "Show to schools" when I work with them about how we can move away from standard machines, save money, and every kid can have one. And messing with Alexa.
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https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/forum/92-bash-bunny/ Might be of some more use, with a good few guides too, also the wiki is a great place to search.
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https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/forum/56-usb-rubber-ducky/ All your ducky encoding questions
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Hi there, first topic on this section: https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/forum/89-wifi-pineapple-nano/ <--------------- should be plenty there, including a few guides, to get you started.
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Welcome on board. Just as a heads up. :) Search the forums, look around, ask questions (if about certain tech, check the correct forums first).
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Perhaps look in, or ask in https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/forum/56-usb-rubber-ducky/
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A simple tablet, that does playback extremely well is the Lenovo Tab A10-30 and there are may media players available for it that do playback fine. Plex for example can be installed and run locally without a server and plays back everything I've ever thrown at it. Average cost for it tends to be €160 or your regional equivalent.
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How about no. We do not ask for nor provide services such as that here.
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Suggestions on HeadStart for Information Security
Rkiver replied to abollapr's topic in Everything Else
Hello and welcome. We actually have a topic already all about where to start, but the most valuable skill could be coding. However the most invaluable one, using google. Knowing how to search for information. Oh link to the topic for you -
Version? There is only one version of each. Firmware? Check the top of each section of the forum for the firmware version.
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Honestly, if you say it's been hacked somehow, give it to your IT department and let them do their job of discerning what has happened. If you don't have the knowledge to do so, you're not likely to find a full guide on how to here. I know that may come across as dismissive, but it's up to your IT department to check your claim, not you to prove it.
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I found a guy on youtube called https://www.youtube.com/user/madlittlepixel who has been building images you can download, some small less that 16gigi retro ones with arcade and nes etc, and even has a functioning 128gig Playstation one.
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Consider building a raspberry pi zero into a case and using it to play loads of old school games? https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/game-boy-zero/
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The rules are pretty simple really. Don't spam, don't try and sell products, be polite, don't ask us how to do anything illegal, and realise that we are all over the world so replies may take time. Search the forums before posting, if you've a question on a product, check the relevant section of the forums. And as always, golden rule applies.
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Where in the world are you? Simcard phone or not sim card types? What's your budget? You see without that information we can't do a thing.
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Yeah....no.
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A whole topic all about it. Also, and this I say kindly and not meant mean. 1) Learn how to use google. It is an invaluable tool. 2) Learn how your computer works. 3) Learn how a network works. Then decide what you want to learn how to hack.
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National Geographics - tonight (could someone record)
Rkiver replied to Geeksystem's topic in Everything Else
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Right, well that needs some investigation by someone with time.
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Ooooh this I want.
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https://github.com/offensive-security/kali-nethunter/issues/592 A quick google gives that, while it is for the Nexus 6, it then linked to http://security.kali.org/README which covered what the issue was and how to resolve it.
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Also, as I have said before, and I mean no malice behind it, learn to use google. Learn how your own computer works, how your home network works, and branch out from there.
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Hello you lovely people. My venerable Archer C7 died, and well the Tetra is a stonking piece of kit. I've tried to set it into essentially AP mode, with limited success. I'd love to have both the 2.4 and 5 Ghz radios running my wireless network, and I'd love it to be using my pfsense box for all it's dhcp. I've made changes in the /etc/conf/dhcp but with limited success, and was wondering if perhaps you lovely folks could help out your local EU reseller?
