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Comments

[raddevus]

My project using Arduino and bluetooth module which allows you to open your garage door using your phone's built-in bluetooth.

[MateusLauer]

Project Zero from Ian Beer, allowed him to take complete control of apple devices from a distance — including reading emails and other messages, downloading photos, and even potentially watching and listening to you through the iPhone’s microphone and camera.

googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/202...

[GrahamTheDev]

I mean, who can possibly match the floppotron! youtube.com/watch?v=63qtYi1nwcs 😋

[Brodan]

Anything from Andrew Reitano, but specifically I love this hardware hack: an NES-compatible breathalyzer

[christine]

This one from Kingpin presented at Kernelcon/HackLive was super nifty live hack! Hardware Hacking with Joe Grand (Kingpin) youtu.be/AQpv_6Se6VM