orhun, to rust
@orhun@fosstodon.org avatar

You can hack your neighbor's toothbrush with this TUI! 🪥

🌪️ blendr: The hacker's BLE (bluetooth low energy) browser terminal app.

🔥 Inspect, search, connect, and analyze data coming from BLE devices.

🦀 Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs

⭐ GitHub: https://github.com/dmtrKovalenko/blendr

fireflyzero, to webassembly
@fireflyzero@fosstodon.org avatar

Hello World! Firefly Zero is an in-development handheld game console that runs and supports multiplayer. It is written by @orsinium in , runs on , and will be fully open source (both software and hardware).

We already have a working desktop emulator and are getting a Rust and SDK ready for alpha testing. Sounds fun? Stay tuned!

Website:
https://fireflyzero.com/

:
https://gram.social/firefly

dpflug, to androiddev
@dpflug@hachyderm.io avatar

I was going to take a peek at reverse engineering a cheap BLE sensor I nabbed, but it seems like recent versions of Android truncate the (G)ATT packets in btsnooz_hci.log. I'm gonna go ahead and guess Google's just kicked us in the shins for no reason and there's no way to reverse that?

ge0rg, to ReverseEngineering
@ge0rg@chaos.social avatar

I got a no-name thermal-print toy camera (named "Q5"), with no obvious tech specs to look for. Anybody got one and opened the case or reverse-engineered the app?

It has "wireless printing", where it shows a QR code pointing to https://www.pgyer.com/UNhf - with bloated YinTiBao apps for Android and iOS. It does not have WiFi, but appears as a device named "BQ05".

On USB it provides storage or UVC:

ID 0219:3280 Generic GENERAL - AUDIO

Backside of the pink toy camera, with yellow glowing ears. The camera has six buttons and a 2.4" TFT screen showing the firmware version "Q5_DY16_V1.2_20240112"

parigotmanchot, to random French
@parigotmanchot@mastodon.social avatar

: Blé Ebly au boeuf - Recette Cookeo | Moulinex - Viande surgelée ou fraîche à faire dorer.
Cuisson de 6 minutes. : https://www.moulinex.fr/recette/detail/PRO/Bl%C3%A9%20Ebly%20au%20boeuf/439695

jeffrizzo, to embedded
@jeffrizzo@sfba.social avatar

I put together a quick project this weekend using RTOS - and now I can send button events over to my instance!

Code is here for those interested, and should work on most boards supported by Zephyr:

https://github.com/jeffrizzo/bthome-zephyr

danie10, to weightroom
@danie10@mastodon.social avatar

Hacking BLE to Liberate your Exercise Equipment eg for the Domyos EL500 elliptical trainer

It’s a story we’ve heard many times before: if you want to get your data from the Domyos EL500 elliptical trainer, you need to use a proprietary smartphone application that talks to the device over Bluetooth Low-Energy (BLE). To add insult to injury, the only ...continues

See https://gadgeteer.co.za/hacking-ble-to-liberate-your-exercise-equipment-eg-for-the-domyos-el500-elliptical-trainer/

itnewsbot, to ReverseEngineering
@itnewsbot@schleuss.online avatar

Hacking BLE to Liberate Your Exercise Equipment - It’s a story we’ve heard many times before: if you want to get your data from the ... - https://hackaday.com/2024/01/04/hacking-ble-to-liberate-your-exercise-equipment/

itnewsbot, to esp32
@itnewsbot@schleuss.online avatar

Bluetooth As Proxy for Occupancy - During [Matt]’s first year of college, he found in a roundabout way that he could ... - https://hackaday.com/2023/12/13/bluetooth-as-proxy-for-occupancy/

wtremmel, to random
@wtremmel@hessen.social avatar

Does anybody have an for a ? It uses BTLE to switch on Wifi, then has something on port 8080.

wtremmel,
@wtremmel@hessen.social avatar

No luck yet - dumping the firmware and also dumping the APP was not successful. Now ordered an sniffer (available from btw.) - reverse engineering

wtremmel,
@wtremmel@hessen.social avatar

Still no success - the sniffer shows me a CONNECT_IND packet and then nothing else. Encryption? If yes, it has to be a static key as there was never any key exchange between app and camera (the wifi key is "1234567890"). No idea on how to continue.

michaelharley, to homeassistant

Hey folks, what do we like for a temp/humidity sensor?

Use case: I’m going to sprinkle them around the rooms in my house.

Requirements: , , is preferred. Open to as well. Would prefer something that’s accurate or is able to be calibrated/adjusted.

I see the one is $13 US and that seems super cheap… not in a good way. Is the thing a piece of junk?

robertklep, to Xiaomi
@robertklep@c.im avatar
Ecoloki, to Gold

Épis de blés dans la vallée du Cher (13/06/23, Indre, Fr)

Wheat ears in the Cher valley (13/06/23, Indre, Fr)

#Culture #Blé #Céréales #Éte #Wheat #Gold

davemark, to apple
@davemark@mastodon.social avatar

"This $70 device can spoof an Apple device and trick you into sharing your password"

Scroll down to the bit about switching off Bluetooth on your iPhone and further down, the bit about Apple ID email retrieval.

https://techcrunch.com/2023/08/16/this-70-device-can-spoof-an-apple-device-and-trick-you-into-sharing-your-password/

itnewsbot, to ReverseEngineering
@itnewsbot@schleuss.online avatar

Reverse Engineering Reveals Hidden API in Abandonware Trail Camera - It sometimes seems like there are two kinds of cheap hardware devices: those depen... - https://hackaday.com/2023/07/18/reverse-engineering-reveals-hidden-api-in-abandonware-trail-camera/

dis, to homeassistant

The absolute best part of the project is that I can just buy random sensors and throw them anywhere. Security is such a joke (its just broadcast) but the threat model is "someone driving past might notice that my pool is warm." 🤷 🌡️

(I do mean REALLY anywhere though, within about 4 yards/houses in most directions, using zero equipment outside the main house. Later I'll waterproof one and try it on the fence..)

Y'all shouldn't be buying toothbrushes or really ANY bathroom scale. Just saying. (And yes, I can probably see your growroom sensor too.)

educoder, to android
@educoder@mastodon.online avatar

Any devs out there with or reverse engineering experience with ? I'm trying to sort out how a device and phone are communicating, but seeing nothing in the NRF connect app. I used a basic sniffer on an esp32, which managed to pick up some additional devices providing GATT services while the device is communicating, but it's very difficult to parse the logs. I've decompiled the app APK, but I'm not sure how to add logging to it, then recompile it for side loading.

virtualabs, to hacking French
@virtualabs@mamot.fr avatar

Présentation super sympa d'étudiants de Eurecom sur un cadenas BLE. Encore un de ces cadenas non-sécurisé by design, avec des démos 😁

ljrk, to random
@ljrk@todon.eu avatar

Hm, seems like there are no or codec supporting standalone transceivers yet. While there are already some "True Wireless" pods out there, I'd like to use my favorite in-ear pieces (connectable through ). Even FiiO doesn't have anything yet, it seems.

itnewsbot, to gaming
@itnewsbot@schleuss.online avatar

What’s Black, White, and Red on 20 Sides? - You won’t need to pack a full set of dice for your next game with this DIY Multifu... - https://hackaday.com/2023/05/22/whats-black-white-and-red-on-20-sides/

ljrk, to random
@ljrk@todon.eu avatar

With the out, my desire to get rid of my altogether is up again.

Just give me a that can work standalone, has telephony, Signal+Navigation+Audio Streaming, and I'll get rid of my phone. NFC Payment optional plus, but please using .

In my mind, the watch wouldn't even require any port (thus fully water proof) and would attach to a display-less "fitness bracelet" you could even wear while sleeping. At night, you detach it and put it on a night stand for wireless charging. By day, you re-attach it, it reverse-charges the bracelet.

Paired with Audio it'd be the perfect device for me. Can't really lose it, flush it down the toilet, don't need to figure out where to transport it (my pockets are even too small for Pixel 6a..., or nonexistent), or need to be worried about water.

SecureOwl, to random

Been working on something new and very cool - an IoT platform that doesn't rely on fixed connectivity to stay connected. Encourage you to check it out, docs and demo apps are out now, SDK will be available in a couple of weeks. Can't wait to see what you build on it - tell all your friends!

Find out more and join the discord:

https://www.brydge.dev/

Oh, and of course you can find us in the Fediverse: https://talk.brydge.dev/@Brydge

dis, to esp32

If you are doing on / , you should check out https://github.com/rpatel3001/BleDistance/

If you've noticed that / is bad with distances, I agree. It looks like the rule is "latest answer by a microsecond wins". This is a huge problem if you can ever be seen by more than one radio at once.

Instead, you can use this project to add a distance sensor to each radio and get the data you probably wanted to begin with. It doesn't scale, but I don't have that many cats..

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