Introduction After encountering OTW’s SpyPi tutorial, former hacker for the NSA and various military branches, I couldn’t help but attempting my own rendition. According to wikipedia, the Special Collection Service (SCS), codenamed F6,[1] is a highly classified joint U.S. Central Intelligence Agency–National Security Agency program charged with inserting eavesdropping equipment in difficult-to-reach places, such as foreign embassies, communications centers, and… Read more →
Adapted from the original How to Make a Tor Router with the Raspberry Pi, I enumerated the procedure below within the markdown to create a Tor router for connection via Wi-Fi to encrypt web traffic and assigned IP-address. The Tor Project aims to create an encrypted and anonymous internet network. You can use this as a secondary network for more… Read more →
Introduction How to Stake Ethereum on Goerli Test-Net with Prysm and Digital Ocean After searching for legit ethereum staking-guides, the best proved to be EatTheBlock’s demonstration via YouTube. Although I attempted several times, I think I finally set-up a test validator as of today (12/22/2020). Please click here for my original github gist if need be- thanks! Create Directory for… Read more →
Alexander J. Singleton, CEO, CTO and Founder Bucephalus Development, LC, demonstrates his technical prowess online and offline by filming himself with a DJI Osmo while hosting a tutorial on how to replace a motorcycle battery on a 2012 Ducati Monster 696. Hacking is as much of a mindset as it is a skill: you can’t be afraid or overwhelmed by… Read more →
whatchukno about dat burner? Ironically, the first time I ever laid eyes on the word “panopticon,” was on facebook back in college- some French-Canadian pop-tart (who I oddly never met in person) posted a picture of an early schematic; conceptually, it was as foreign to me as the word itself: basically, it was an English philosopher’s creative approach to imprisonment… Read more →
“I’m truly colorblind; I don’t see race but I do see class.” Stephen Colbert In my opinion, stereotypes are somewhat of a paradox, which may sound completely naive, perhaps even obtuse, coming from a middle-American, white male in Tech. Thus, it is impossible for me to empathize with stereotypes but I can certainly sympathize. On one hand, I recognize that… Read more →
Briefing: Why is this Blog-Post Entitled “GoldenEye”? Well, without spoiling arguably the best James Bond film ever made, GoldenEye was a remarkably prescient movie at the time of production (1995) (let’s face it, folks- Pierce Brosnan was the best James Bond ever; not only that but the film also launched one of the first wildly successful gaming franchises). One of the… Read more →
So what’s the moral of the story? Well, you better trust your home-theatre guys know what they’re doing- even if they are the nicest guys in the world and everything works just fine in front of your eyes. WTF is Dynamic DNS and why is it important? In an effort to make this ostensibly obscure blog-post a bit more relatable,… Read more →
There is a contingent of Bitcoin-rogues (some falsely claiming to be the prophet Himself, Satoshi Nakamoto) who argue that “Satoshi’s Vision” was designed to be a decentralized peer-to-peer cash system and because Bitcoin does not currently scale as quickly at 7 transactions per second as centralized payment systems currently processing 24,000 transactions per second, like Visa and Mastercard as reported… Read more →
The United States Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) developed “The Onion Routing Protocol” (Tor) to securely relay intelligence online via layered encryption. This tutorial demonstrates how to build a Tor-Bridge relay with a Raspberry Pi 2, which is essentially a decentralized node relaying a constituent layer of encrypted-data that is ultimately combined with the entire layer of data processed in part… Read more →