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Hardware Hacking 1
Short Desciption: 802.11b. 802.11a defined (up to) 54Mbps Orthogonal Frequency Division ....
Hacking the DWL-650 to add external antenna functionality is performed in three ...
Content Inside: Wireless 802.11 Hacks Hacks in this Chapter: I Wireless NIC/PCMCIA Card Modificatio: Adding an External Antenna Connector I Open AP (Itant802): Reprogramming Your Access Point with Linux I Having Fun with the Dell 1184 Access Point I Additional Resources and Other Hacks Chapter 10 323 287_HRD_HACK_10.qxd 1/13/04 7:41 PM 23 Introduction Hacking wireless hardware is an endeavor steeped in a rich history of experimentation and hobbyist culture.The wireless hardware hacker of today puues his or her craft with a passion not seen since the amateur radio (also known as “ham radio†or “hamsâ€) operato of the last generation. Many wireless enthusiasts are, in fact, connected with the ham community. Once solely the domain of a small group of Radio Frequency (RF) enginee, wireless gear has never been so inexpeive and accessible as it is today.With rapidly declining hardware costs, anybody can learn and experiment with 802.11 equipment with only a small investment. In this chapter, we review several wireless hacks, tricks, and hardware modificatio, including: I D-Link DWL650 Card modification for
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Hardware Hacking 2
Short Desciption: Hardware Hacking ? Chapter 14. 29. CATC (Bluetooth, USB, IEEE-1394, Ethernet,
InfiniBand). www.catc.com, Catalyst Enterprises (USB, ISA, PCI, MiniPCI, ...
Content Inside: Hardware Hacking Solutio in this chapter: s Undetanding Hardware Hacking s Opening the Device: Housing and Mechanical Attacks s Analyzing the Product Internals: Electrical Circuit Attacks s What Tools Do I Need? s Example: Hacking the iButton Authentication Token s Example: Hacking the NetStructure 7110 E-commerce Accelerator Chapter 14 1 Summary Solutio Fast Track Frequently Asked Questio 194_HPYN2e_14.qxd 2/7/02 12:08 PM Page 1 2 Chapter 14 • Hardware Hacking Introduction The phrase “hardware hacking†can mean different things to different people. For some, hardware hacking may be related to telephone experimentation, lock picking, or setting up model railroad systems. In our case, hardware hacking is defined as modifying hardware appliances or electronic products to perform functio for which they were not originally intended.This could mean anything from a simple software replacement to a complicated electrical circuit attack. Just about any piece of electronic equipment can serve as a candidate for hard- ware hacking. Particularly of interest to us are Peonal Digital Assistants (PDAs), mobile telephones, and hardware authentication devices (such as dongles, token cards, biometric devices, and smart cards). Other common targets are
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Short Desciption: 802.11b. 802.11a defined (up to) 54Mbps Orthogonal Frequency Division ....
Hacking the DWL-650 to add external antenna functionality is performed in three ...
Content Inside: Wireless 802.11 Hacks Hacks in this Chapter: I Wireless NIC/PCMCIA Card Modificatio: Adding an External Antenna Connector I Open AP (Itant802): Reprogramming Your Access Point with Linux I Having Fun with the Dell 1184 Access Point I Additional Resources and Other Hacks Chapter 10 323 287_HRD_HACK_10.qxd 1/13/04 7:41 PM 23 Introduction Hacking wireless hardware is an endeavor steeped in a rich history of experimentation and hobbyist culture.The wireless hardware hacker of today puues his or her craft with a passion not seen since the amateur radio (also known as “ham radio†or “hamsâ€) operato of the last generation. Many wireless enthusiasts are, in fact, connected with the ham community. Once solely the domain of a small group of Radio Frequency (RF) enginee, wireless gear has never been so inexpeive and accessible as it is today.With rapidly declining hardware costs, anybody can learn and experiment with 802.11 equipment with only a small investment. In this chapter, we review several wireless hacks, tricks, and hardware modificatio, including: I D-Link DWL650 Card modification for
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Hardware Hacking 2
Short Desciption: Hardware Hacking ? Chapter 14. 29. CATC (Bluetooth, USB, IEEE-1394, Ethernet,
InfiniBand). www.catc.com, Catalyst Enterprises (USB, ISA, PCI, MiniPCI, ...
Content Inside: Hardware Hacking Solutio in this chapter: s Undetanding Hardware Hacking s Opening the Device: Housing and Mechanical Attacks s Analyzing the Product Internals: Electrical Circuit Attacks s What Tools Do I Need? s Example: Hacking the iButton Authentication Token s Example: Hacking the NetStructure 7110 E-commerce Accelerator Chapter 14 1 Summary Solutio Fast Track Frequently Asked Questio 194_HPYN2e_14.qxd 2/7/02 12:08 PM Page 1 2 Chapter 14 • Hardware Hacking Introduction The phrase “hardware hacking†can mean different things to different people. For some, hardware hacking may be related to telephone experimentation, lock picking, or setting up model railroad systems. In our case, hardware hacking is defined as modifying hardware appliances or electronic products to perform functio for which they were not originally intended.This could mean anything from a simple software replacement to a complicated electrical circuit attack. Just about any piece of electronic equipment can serve as a candidate for hard- ware hacking. Particularly of interest to us are Peonal Digital Assistants (PDAs), mobile telephones, and hardware authentication devices (such as dongles, token cards, biometric devices, and smart cards). Other common targets are
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