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This article is part of , Motherboard's guide to demystifying information security. In popular media, hackers are often portrayed as an elite cabal of ski mask aficionados and computer experts that can keyboard mash their way into any digital device. But what if I told you that you can also pwn almost any internet connected device around you, even if you can’t tell an SSL from an SSID? Yes, my friend, the device you are looking for is a The Pineapple is a nifty little device first released in 2008 by Pineapples aren’t much different than the normal Wi-Fi access points you use to get internet at home or in the office, just more powerful. They use multiple radios rather than just a single radio found in most routers. This means a Pineapple is able to interface with hundreds of devices at a time, rather than just a few dozen. Moreover, the Pineapple’s web interface is optimized to execute complicated network attacks. Read More: The Motherboard e-Glossary of Cyber Terms and Hacking Lingo “When I invented the Wi-Fi Pineapple, I saw that Wi-Fi had inherent flaws that made it vulnerable to spoofing attacks,” Darren Kitchen, the founder of Hak5, told me in an email. A spoofing attack is when a hacker impersonates a service or device in order to gain access to a victim’s data. “A lot of nefarious types had already taken advantage of these weaknesses, but the majority of people weren't aware of the problem,” Kitchen added. “I figured if information security people had access to a de...

An Open Source Smartphone Supported by All Major Linux Phone Projects Perhaps you’re in a line of work where security is a must, or a hard-core Linux enthusiast, or perhaps you’ve just got enough of Android and iOS and you’re ready for something else – the PinePhone may be the next Phone for you. Powered by the same quad-core ARM Cortex A53 64-Bit SoC used in our popular PINE A64 Single Board Computer, the PinePhone runs mainline Linux as well as anything else you’ll get it to run. The purpose of the PinePhone isn’t only to deliver a functioning Linux phone to end-users, but also to actively create a market for such a device, as well as to support existing and well established Linux-on-Phone projects. All major Linux Phone-oriented projects, as well as other FOSS OSes, are represented on the PinePhone and developers work together on our platform to bring support to this community-driven device. Full specifications • 4 x ARM Cortex A53 cores @ 1.152 GHz • ARM Mali 400 MP2 GPU • 2GB / 3GB LPDDR3 RAM • 5.95″ LCD 1440×720, 18:9 aspect ratio (hardened glass) • Bootable Micro SD • 16GB / 32GB eMMC • HD digital video out • USB Type C (Power, Data and Video Out) • Quectel EG25-G with worldwide bands • Built-in 802.11 b/g/n WiFi with Bluetooth: 4.0 • GNSS: GPS, GPS-A, GLONASS • Vibration motor • RGB status LED • Selfie and Main camera (2/5Mpx respectively) • Main Camera: Single OV5640, 5MP, 1/4″, LED Flash • Selfie Camera: Single GC2035, 2MP, f/2.8, 1/5″ • Sensors: accelerator, gyr...

Cell phone ring holder. It Adheres to your devices with a very heavy duty 3M stick-able backing that is sure to hold your phone secure. Just peel the backing off & stick to a clean surface on the back of your phone. **Once you stick it to your phone it STICKS!!! YOU CAN NOT REMOVE THIS & PUT IT ON ANOTHER DEVICE Ring holder Fits perfectly in your fingers that makes it very comfortable to use Ring moves 360 degrees. Very sturdy! The perfect touch Item will be shipped first class, if you would like shipping insurance please update to priority mail at checkout. Please note: I am not responsible for items lost or delayed by the post office once they are in possession of the item. Thanks for stopping by!! Listing review by Heather Martinez I absolutely love this! I got tons of compliments on it as well. I have an abnormal obsession with pineapples. After having mine for over a year and using it daily, the ring stand broke, so I had to order another one. Will definitely continue to use this. I wish it came in plain colors as well. Read the full description Disclaimer: Etsy assumes no responsibility for the accuracy, labelling, or content of sellers' listings and products. Electrical or electronic products may pose a risk of fire or electrocution. Vintage, handmade, refurbished, or modified electrical or electronic products may not meet current safety standards and may not be in safe working order. Inspect carefully before use and message the seller if you have concerns relating ...