[[Version 1] Less Conspicuous Than A Ducky... An Mp3 Player!]

I'm not a hardware guy, so does this mean that almost all USB devices can be turned into USB HID devices? Or is it something in the MP3 player?

edit: nevermind, i read http://www.hak5.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=16756

This is fantastic. The only problems I see with this is 1) most mp3 players that support Rockbox are bulkier than the tiny teensy, and 2) that you'll have to carry around the cable.

Yeah but nobody cares about that anymore because it is so common to carry around an mp3 player and require a charge on the go.

[[Version 1] Ipod/rockbox Rubber Ducky]

Well from looking at the rockbox code it doesn't look that difficult to program. The hard part is making the plugin interface but rockbox already has docs on that. Rockbox actually makes it very easy to do HID functions if you look at the source code of the latest build.

id = HID_KEYBOARD_F10;
rb->usb_hid_send(HID_USAGE_PAGE_KEYBOARD_KEYPAD, id);

But I'm not sure when it'll be possible (seems like they are still developing it: http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/UsbStackEnhancements) or how hard it'll be to do.

Although it is still in development, this is absolutely not true its just the documentation was never finished or kept up to date by the Summer Of Code 2009 people who programmed it.

The teensy can be used as both a HID and an MSD at the same time

As can rockbox. In fact, when I plug in my microsd card, it shows 2 separate MSDs and a HID

[Wifi Robot]

I was thinking of something along the same lines by putting my zipit in the car and use the serial adapter to connect it to my arduino for motor controls. Only problem is that the zipit wifi driver doesn't support promiscuous mode :/

[Hak5 Key Logger ?]

Couldn't this also be done with a teensy usb-hid device that has a microsd card slot? The teensy monitors for keypresses then writes them to a file on the microsd card

[Zipit2 wireless files]

In the hak5 video is said connect to open wireless, do you really have to? I can't seem to find an open wifi around my house; I tried setting up open ad-hoc, but that didn't work for some reason. Is there a command that I can do that will search for a specific ssid? I know of

iwlist eth1 scan

but I get too many entries and I don't have the pipe so I can't do "less" with it.

Your answer is grep - LINKY - Grep is a unix tool that allows you to parse and search data

[ssh into zipit?]

For me it installed fine, works as an ssh client fine, but breaks my wifi when I use it as an ssh server. I think this may be me thought rather then the ssh server itself though because it breaks for me on other things as well.

[Mac Book Pro]

Just get a cheap laptop and buy OSX and a Rebel EFI. It's only like $800 cheaper

["Spy" software]

Or you could pull the lazy way and just grab their deleted history: LINK

[about haking into hak5 website]

Well if you read the help it would tell you this ( /? for many windows things )

-n Suppresses the auto-login upon initial connection

[PHP Question about Arrays]

Wouldn't it be easier to use a foreach loop instead of a general for loop?

[Setting up a home Nas/Media Server]

Doesn't XBMC for Xbox do 1080i with special component cable?

[PHP Sessions]

What about securing the information through $_POST because that will be sent through in plain text right?