Dave-ee Jones

Hoi! THIS MOST LIKELY HAS ALREADY BEEN ASKED SOMEWHERE ON THE WEBTERNETS but every result that Google comes up with is completely different. Anyway, we all know of bluetooth keyboard and mice that are permanently paired to a USB dongle. Plug in the USB, it gets messages sent to it from the keyboard/mouse and inputs HID commands to the PC. Easy. I would like to do the exact same thing with a phone. Have a USB dongle permanently paired with your phone (at least on the USB end - the phone can freely connect/disconnect) and pass mouse and keyboard events to it through an app. Power would, obviously, be provided over the USB port. How good would that be, considering it's just generic HID, to plug into a PC and walk away and start typing commands and stuff? You could potentially get a live screen view over USB (or even emulate a display adapter). This could easily be extended to macros, shortcuts and maybe even software-passthrough. Would be very neat. I can definitely see this as a Hak5 product as well. A universal, tiny, USB dongle that plugs in to pair to your phone. Just an idea - maybe it's already been created and someone can link me? ?

Not necessarily - Windows 7 requires the product key, Windows 10 installs don't always pick it up but usually it does, Windows 8 is dodgy..

Simplest thing to do would be reinstall Windows from an install disk. You can use Heidoc to download the Windows version you want (keep it the same as is currently installed so you can use the key). Probably best to change out the HDD while you're doing this so you can install to a new HDD and have grab the Windows product key from the old drive (if it's not already on the bottom of the laptop - in which case just install onto current HDD) using produkey or something similar and pointing it at the registry hive on the old HDD.

Yeah I've got one of the Samsung 860 EVOs. Considering an M.2 but can't justify spending another $500 or so just for extra read/write speed..

I wonder how fast my 1080 Ti could do it... 20 seconds, maybe?

I think it's based on Lambda. That's the name of the JS script on the front page.

FYI.. 1 PB = 1024 TB 1 TB = 1024 GB 1 GB = 1024 MB 1 MB = 1024 KB 1 KB = 1024 B Therefore 4.5 PB = 4.5 * 1024 TB = 4.5 * 1024 * 1024 GB = 4.5 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024 MB = 4.5 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024 KB = 4.5 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024 B = 5,066,549,580,791,800 B = 5.0665496e+15 B Therefore, 4.5 PB =5,066,549,580,791,800 B. Qwik maf. Don't worry - you were only ~500 trillion Bytes out (I think). ?

It does sound fun, but I wouldn't be much help at all, sorry. I mean, I could write <?php ?> for you.. ? Contribution ?

It's true 2.4 GHz can struggle to navigate it's way through many other channels of 2.4 GHz, but it doesn't mean it's useless. Your neighbourhood must have a magical air about it... ..AKA WiFi.

You should be able to do something similar to this for an OpenWRT device. ?

?Pretty good for Aussies. ...Welp, I appreciate you answering his question @haze1434 but now you made me go and buy a bunch of stickers.. ?

True, but it may be expensive..

Is it an Australian site, though? He's in Europe.

Do you WiFi hotspot often from your phone? 9/10 the phone can only make a 2.4 GHz WiFi hotspot and I've never had problems with it. Mind you, at the moment it's set to 5 GHz because OP phone (pun intended - not everyone will get it, though). Also, my old PCIe WiFi adapter was 2.4 GHz only and that never faltered. I would look at your most-likely-DIY setup or your source of WiFi ? Could also be channel interference.

I like that likeness. I know I didn't start out throwing annoying scripts around school just to troll the IT guys and my friends, let alone throwing them around the internet on websites and stuff. They're playing with fire, and we all know what happens when you do that.. I would look at the code of scripts and things but 75% of the time I would have no idea what I'm reading unless I was 100% familiar with the script language. Especially ones written in OOP. That's confusing even if you wrote the code ?

Yeaaaaaa, but I can't be bothered modifying that to suit my needs - 1. it seems to be setup over a large amount of files 2. it has a few dependencies not already met and 3. it runs its own service whereas I would just like a CLI that makes use of either the PHP function shell_exec (non-SSH - direct to server) or an SSH client that runs in-browser.

I remember seeing the name, I'll look into it a bit more. It looks like a whole page thing but I should be able to just wrap it in a <div> on my page. Hopefully.

That said, I know a lot of people - including me - don't appreciate script kiddies. At all. 99% of the time they're just trying to be annoying with cute little scripts thinking it's funny.

Yeah, I don't think Hyper-V will work if it's off.

Hoi! Anyone built a simple web console hosted on a server for remote access? I want to run sh commands from a CLI in-browser, probably using PHP to pass the commands. An SSH client in-browser may be a better option. I'd prefer to keep it original. I'm thinking of something that has a layout like this: The command line just simple and effective. Not sure if any of you have dealt with Fortigate, but if you've seen their new in-browser CLI that's what I'm going for. Black box, minimal text, passes commands perfectly. Unfortunately, I don't have access to their console's php/js/css/html, sadly. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

Just adding my voice to the singing, YUMI is great, Rufus is great and Malwarebytes is great. I use all 3 most weeks of a year. YUMI doesn't properly support UEFI though (there is a BETA but I'm not sure how stable it is). And as far as I know it doesn't have persistent storage - there's probably a workaround though. To enable/disable Windows features just type in "windows features" in the Start menu, you'll get it pretty quick. I would suggest enabling Hyper-V and Telnet for your case. Maybe even IIS if you're looking to have a bit of fun with web servers and stuff. Maybe even make a virtual router out of your laptop. Also, make sure your have the Intel Virtual Machine stuff on in the BIOS.

I imagine everyone walking by gets headaches and is diagnosed with severe radiation poisoning in under a minute of exposure..

I figured it out. I forgot to start the session on the page which meant $_SESSION was empty. Whoops. ? It's working quite nicely now ? My phone is now a baby NAS.

I had a brief look at AngularJS, and it looks alright but I don't think I'll dig into it. I'm currently making a NAS-like GUI and I'm trying to figure out how I would reference a file (video, mp3, photo etc) that's in another folder. For example, my web files are hosted in "this/is/a/directory/www", but I want to load videos, images and music from "this/is/a/directory/users/<user>/" (where each user has their own files). I've created a handler php script that handles GET requests like so: # User wants to access "this/is/a/directory/users/fred/video.mp4" URL: this/is/a/directory/www/video.php?user=fred&file=video.mp4 The handler file has this in it (I have a handler file for each file type - video, music, photo - I'm lazy): *Bear in mind the handler script is located in "this/is/a/directory/www/handler/", that's why there's 2 sets of "...". Correct me if it doesn't need 2 sets. <?php header('Content-type: video/mp4'); if ($_SESSION["USERNAME"] == $_GET['user']) { # Yes, I'm using SESSION-based user control access readfile("../../users/".$_GET['user']."/".$_GET['file']); } ?> But it doesn't seem to be working. It can grab the name of the file easily (which means the server-side script can see the file), but it won't show the contents of the file on the page (which means that the server-side code isn't passing the information to the client-side code). I knew I couldn't reference it with client-side code so I was trying to get the server-side code to pass it through, like any other website does with their videos and stuff, but it ain't workin'. Any ideas?

It would use front-end script like HTML/Java but that script would run PHP script on the server. JavaScript doesn't really allow you to change stuff on the client because of security reasons, obviously. Not sure about VBS though.