Security Is Key: June 2012

Friday, June 29, 2012

My DEFCON 20 ART CONTEST

VIEW OF TOMORROW

In the future, I believe we will be wearing active contact lenses, similar to the Google Glass Project.

In that being part of the culture, some people will want to share their info, some won't, and still others don't know how much they are sharing.

The "Digital ID" is the representation of what I would envision our digital fingerprint would look like, name, DOB, public facing email, and relationship stats, just to name a few.

In the top left corner are "My Running Programs". I would tend to think with the cloud computing we have today, most of our tasks will be sent to our main PC to do the computing, then deliver the content/result to our screen.

Airodump is running. The green box is a link to the "Darknet" because the governments will have taken control of what used to be the "Public internet" of the late 1990's and early 2000's, forcing the hackers to use the "Darknet" for communications, while still messing with the "Public Internet".

In the same green box is a program that would be able to crack into the Digital ID's of the people around you. (Like how we can watch what's happening with the wifi spectrum when running airodump/wireshark.) The blue rectangle would represent a cracked Digital ID, and following the instructions in the prompt, the person with the broken Digital ID will have a "Sky Blue Box" underneath his public info.

Continuing from left to right in the "My Running Programs", the next box shows our current "Digital ID" status.

With the ability to be able to see/wear our screens, the interface to interact with them would be an EEG, like the MindWave by NeuroSky, being able to input words, run programs, etc. with a thought.

In the future, being able to hack into others EEG's and possibly inject or read thoughts will be an issue, as well as learning how to protect from that happening.

Next is the Hak5 Wifi Pineapple running and underneath that is our UAV, ready to be deployed.

It can scan wifi, war-fly, and crack into networks.

The gray signs are hacked to display DEFCON 20 Logo, with the news-caster reporting on the top news of 2032.

We would also be able to see Wifi access points as we see in blue on the right side of the picture.

Monday, June 25, 2012

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Thursday, June 21, 2012

This is interesting

MindWave Mobile

Sunday, June 10, 2012

My Weekend Project

Here is my weekend project.

I "left" my router in my neighbors house,

I still need my internet, so here is how I got it and also the snags I came up against.

Say you left few of your routers around your neighborhood, (Linksys, and Belkin.34e) in this case, and you have alot of devices you need to connect to the internet. I have my TP-Link USB adapter connected to my "Dell Server" to supply the internet using the "Internet Connection Sharing" protocol with the sharing to "Local Area Connection" (Nic 1) which connects to the internet port of my "Personal Router". That gives "My Network" Internet connection.

But on my "Dell Server" I have a "Media Server" and "Virtual Box" running and want to be able to have that accessible to my network but not my neighbors. So what I did was connect my Second "Local Area Connection 2" to my "Personal Router". Now when I had it plugged in, nothing was working, what I had to do is set a Static Ip Address on "Local Area Connection 2" then everything started working.

Yay, It's Done, Now It's Time To Play!