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Def Con: 20 years of hacker evolution
Every year for the last two decades, the information security community has descended upon Las Vegas to trade knowledge, sharpen skills, and challenge authority. As technology becomes ubiquitous, this...
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How Arduino is open-sourcing imagination
Massimo Banzi helped invent the Arduino, a tiny, easy-to-use open-source microcontroller that’s inspired thousands of people around the world to make the coolest things they can imagine (from toys to...
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What Is Open Source Hardware?
Probably you have heard about the open source hardware already. It is and old movement but rebirth again the latest years with the makers and hackers from all over the world. They are making new...
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DEFCON 20 Documentary: Hacking at its best
DEF CON is the world’s largest hacking conference, held in Las Vegas, Nevada. In 2012 it was held for the 20th time. The conference has strict no-filming policies, but for DEF CON 20, a documentary...
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Hackweek at Twitter
Four times a year all Twitter employees spend one week working on their ideas to make Twitter the best it can be. This week is called hackweek and the results of it are some of the most innovative...
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Google’s Quantum Lab
Google’s Quantum Lab it is a big collaboration project! The hardware is from the Canadian quantum computing company (D-Wave), the technical and engineering expertise is from NASA and all of those are...
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PlayStation 4: Unboxing and Teardown
This is a video from Wired and its all about the PlayStation 4. The latest game console from Sony, in the effort to reclaim its spot at the top of the home gaming world. Sony engineering director...
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How YouTube Works
Probably you have already spend multiple hours watching videos on YouTube. But do you know how this internet service actually works? Do you know for example that the little spinning wheel at the...
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Apple: Mac – Thirty years of innovation
“Thirty years ago, the Mac put the power of technology in everyone’s hands, launching a generation of innovators who continue to change the world. This video celebrates some of those pioneers and the...
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Novena! The open source computing platform
The open source hardware/software community is growing over the last couple of years and is growing fast! We have watch all king of stuffs going open source and evolving to amazing things, with the...
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All The Ways To Hack Your Phone
This is the last episode of this very interesting “hacking” documentary of Motherboard. For the video description: “Over the course of our “Phreaked Out” series, we’ve seen how devices such as urban...
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Making the DEF CON 22 Badge
Parallax produced 13,600 conference badges for the DEF CON 22 Conference in Las Vegas. In this short video you can have a look at the production process!
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Hacking the Sega Saturn
A detailed look into Dr Abrasive’s lab and what it took to engineer a plug-in-flash-card for the Sega Saturn
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Hack a Surgical Robot
In the future, your surgeon could be a machine. Teleoperated surgical robots can be controlled from a distance to operate on patients in hard-to-reach places. But as information travels between a...
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Hacking your Office
You think about securing your laptop, but what about your desk phone, monitor, or printer? In this Motherboard episode, white hat hacker Ang Cui demonstrates hacks on “embedded devices”—objects that...
View ArticleiFixit: The Teardown Team
The most important thing that happens when a new iPhone comes out is not the release of the phone, but the disassembly of it. The iPhone teardown, undertaken by third-party teams around the world,...
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