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Awesome Android eXtreme Hacking. Part II (Sensors)

2015-03-03
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Welcome back to the Awesome Android eXteme Hacking Tutorial. Hope you are ready for some more awesomeness :). In the last issue (http://papermint-designs.com/dmo-blog/2016-04-awesome-android-extreme-hacking--part-i) we learn how to create and run a C application on our Android phone. That allows you to build almost any application that does not require access to special features on your phone, in other words, pretty much any standard console based UNIX application.

ANDROID

Awesome Android eXtreme Hacking. Part I

2015-02-08
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So you'd got here because of the catchy title?. Good luck!, you are in the right place. You had just landed in the first part of a series of awesome tutorials on how to extreme hack your Android devices. Yes it is extreme, so let's start straight away. The first thing you have to know is that... your Android phone is actually a Linux computer!. Yes, it is. And that is the reason we can do quite some amazing things just out of the box.... Interested?... Keep reading

LINUX

How to get the ESSID of the Wifi network you are connected to?

2015-01-29
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Recently I had to solve the problem of finding the wifi ESSID of the current wifi connection. Well, the solution is nothing special, but I'm writing this, because; first it was not straightforward to get the snippet, and second, because of the way I found the solution. Just for clarification, what I was looking for was C language function to get the ESSID in my own application in order to do something with it.

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SECURITY

Privacy Future Threads. The Subconscious E-Mirror

2014-11-14
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It is 2014. It took some time for the people to realise the threats of current Social networks, specially with regards to people's privacy. A lot of people had been rising their voices for several years on this specific topic. A lot of bad things had happen to reach to this point. Bullying, fraud,... Some people had even die. It is pretty sad.

BOARD

BeagleBone Black and Watterott display

2014-02-15
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For a long time I had been aiming to connect some small display to any of my small computers, specially the BeagleBone. Well, some weeks ago I finally succeeded to get one up an running. The display is the Watterott MI0283QT-9A (https://github.com/watterott/MI0283QT-Adapter). It is well-known by the Raspberry Pi and the Beaglebone communities. It has a reasonable quality-price ratio and is very easy to use.

LINUX

Four Unorthodox Ways to Transfer Files

2013-01-29
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Transferring files between computers has become a trivial task. Web, FTPs or SSH servers are common in nowadays computers. However, sometimes those standard services are not right there and you need to fallback to more basic transfer solutions which, anyway, are a lot cooler than an FTP or SSH server.

BEAGLEBOARD

BeagleBoard I2C. Interfacing to the WiiChuck

2012-05-24
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After playing with the GPIO (http://papermint-designs.com/community/node/205) for a while, let's move on through the BeagleBoard Expansion Header. Now it is time for the I2C bus. I2C bus is available through pins 23 (Data) and 24 (Clock).

AGENTS

HERMITs: Detecting user activity

2010-12-01
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In our first demonstration introducing our Pervasive Widgets (the HERMITs), we just used the events on our SDL application (Wendy) to detect the user activity. However that is not very convenient if we want to use proper widgets in our devices, so we need to look for a more transparent way to detect user activity.

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