Friday, July 1, 2016

IMAGINE YOU PICK A MICROCONTROLLER OVER ANY CREDIT CARD...AND YOU WANT TO ACCESS THE BANKING URL THAT FOR THIS SPECIFIC USE IS NOT PROTECTED WITH FIREWALL

How to implement 2 serial port for interfacing with a single UART microcontroller

 

 I am designing an interface board based on a single UART 8051 family microcontroller.The interface needs two serial port;one for system serial bus and another for networking through a serial-ethernet converter.Is it possible to implement a software UART using two normal pin of micro?Is there any way to share the single UART of the micro for the two puposes?

 

http://www.keil.com/forum/6104/ 

well...another subject I've been trought is how to restart an ATM machine! Let's first go to sabotage operandis; when you overheat the ATM electronic circuit, it gives an error! the same process, to give error, is for instance to block the printer with any clip.
(The thermal head of the receipt printer is overheated before the receipt printer starts to operate.)
How to fix the problem:1. Check and replace the thermal printer head.
2. Check logic related to the TPH of the PR board.


But this here its much more geek, and much more effective, and really fucks the system: induction loop on the phone line of the modem! and this is what you need , radio fans :) and this, darlings, restarts the operative the system. I have some old news, what this frequency is about, is national cover :) Então Ciber??? então SIED? absolutly vodka!!!! Ladies and gentlemen, I just BLOW UP, world security, from banking to airports! from up their ass, to my glory! (I'm over for today stay well)

HERE'S THE BABE:
 Optimod-FM 8500 Rear Panel

http://www.orban.com/products/radio/fm/8500/specifications/ 

How to take house arrest off

Thursday, June 30, 2016

SS NAZI BELT BUCKLE GUN

Length of the Stinger when in pen mode is just under 6-inches. This is the same as a normal Bic-style disposable pen, but is closer to the thickness of a sharpie-style marker. At 5-ounces, it was heavy for a pen, but still less than an 8-ounce single-shot Butler derringer. The case, 2-inch barrel, and internal parts are all made of steel. No aluminum, pot metal, or plastics -err I mean polymers were used in the construction.





http://www.guns.com/2012/10/30/stinger-pen-gun/

Saturday, June 25, 2016

a bug naturally occuring in python du to webcameras surveillance, the bug is:

[ python-Bugs-649967 ] urllib.urlopen('file:/...') uses FTP 

 

Initial Comment:
urllib.urlopen(), when given a 'file' URL containing a host 
part, like 'file://somehost/path/to/file', treats it as if it 
were an 'ftp' URL.

While RFC 1738 acknowledges that the access method 
for file URLs is unspecified, the assumption of FTP, even 
when a direct access method is available, is a poor 
design decision and is a possible security risk in 
applications that use urlopen().

When given a file URL, urlopen() should extract the 
portion following 'file:', convert a leading '//localhost/' 
to '///' (because localhost is a special case per RFC 
1738; see other bug report on this topic), and use 
url2pathname() to try to convert this to an OS-specific 
path. The result can then be passed to open().

For example, on Windows, urlopen
('file://somehost/path/to/file') should return the result of 
open('\somehost\path\to\file', 'rb').

In situations where there is no convention for interpreting 
the host part of a URL as a component in an OS path, 
such as on Unix filesystems, an exception should be 
raised by url2pathname(), in my opinion. If urlopen() 
wants to try an alternate access method such as FTP, it 
should only do so if directed by the caller.

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>Comment By: Mike Brown (mike_j_brown)
Date: 2002-12-08 15:22

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If you document it, it's not a bug?

The docs say that the fallback on FTP is "for backward 
compatibility" ... backward compatibility with what?

The fact that it's a possible security risk should at least be 
documented. An application on a machine behind a firewall 
might not be expecting 'file' URLs to result in hitting the FTP 
servers of that machine or its neighbors.


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Comment By: Martin v. Löwis (loewis)
Date: 2002-12-08 02:03

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This is not a bug; it is documented behaviour: see

http://python.org/doc/current/lib/module-urllib.html

To override this behaviour, use urllib2, and inherit from
FileHandler.
 
LINK 
 
 when we talk about firewalls are we  talking about frames in python?