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Stephen Chavez
Добавлен 6 сен 2013
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) - Using Open-Source Tools to Find Vulnerable Targets
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) - Using Open-Source Tools to Find Vulnerable Targets
by Stephen Chavez, Cybersecurity Researcher
Friday, March 15th, 2019
12:00 - 1:00pm
The Internet is an ocean of data which is an advantage as well as a disadvantage. Pros are that the internet is free and accessible to everyone unless restricted by an organization or law. The Internet has all the information readily available for anyone to access. Cons are that the information is available that can be misused by someone with a malicious intent, or in the case of infosec researchers fixing holes. We as researchers need to know what network resources are available for assessments.
Stephen will show how to use s...
by Stephen Chavez, Cybersecurity Researcher
Friday, March 15th, 2019
12:00 - 1:00pm
The Internet is an ocean of data which is an advantage as well as a disadvantage. Pros are that the internet is free and accessible to everyone unless restricted by an organization or law. The Internet has all the information readily available for anyone to access. Cons are that the information is available that can be misused by someone with a malicious intent, or in the case of infosec researchers fixing holes. We as researchers need to know what network resources are available for assessments.
Stephen will show how to use s...
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Видео
Maker Faire Denver 2018
Просмотров 985 лет назад
A timelapse video of the faire near the booth Solid State Depot. We had so much fun. You can now support me directly on GitHub! github.com/sponsors/redragonx/ It's like Patreon but for developers. Your support will allow me to helps offset the costs of getting to conferences, and pay for hosting and other promotional expenses associated with my projects.
Maker Faire 2017 Denver Quick Recap
Просмотров 936 лет назад
Recorded some footage during my free time at this year's Denver Faire. I had my own booth showing my medical device hacking. Maker Faire Denver 2017 Music: Bad Computer - 4Me Shlohmo - Beams Footage / Editing: Stephen You can now support me directly on GitHub! github.com/sponsors/redragonx/ It's like Patreon but for developers. Your support will allow me to helps offset the costs of getting to ...
Wood art for Maker Faire 2017 Denver
Просмотров 646 лет назад
Related to my chair hacking and in progress AI research. Check out my booth if you want to see cool stuff. And I'll be with some great people! You can now support me directly on GitHub! github.com/sponsors/redragonx/ It's like Patreon but for developers. Your support will allow me to helps offset the costs of getting to conferences, and pay for hosting and other promotional expenses associated ...
OPEN-SOURCE PROJECT: Remote control a power-wheelchair with a phone!
Просмотров 18 тыс.6 лет назад
A quick tutorial on how to use our code and a Raspberry PI 3 to remote control a power-wheelchair with an Android phone. Joystick bluetooth commander: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.projectproto.btjoystick Power-wheelchair: Permobil M300 GitHub: github.com/redragonx/r-net-bluetooth-control-app github.com/redragonx/can2RNET/ Music: Between the Lines by French 79 soundcloud.com/french7...
OPEN-SOURCE PROJECT: Remote exploit of wheelchair R-Net protocol and so can you
Просмотров 3,9 тыс.7 лет назад
A quick tutorial on how to use our code and a Raspberry PI 3 to remote control a power-wheelchair with WIFI. Power-wheelchair: Permobil M300 GitHub: github.com/redragonx/can2RNET/ Music: It's Almost Dark by Cassini bitbirdofficial.com/products/cassini-its-almost-dark soundcloud.com/cassinisounds You can now support me directly on GitHub! github.com/sponsors/redragonx/ It's like Patreon but for ...
When Smart Medical Devices Become Our Worst Nightmare - Kaspersky SAS 2017
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.7 лет назад
Stephen is coding his chair to become intelligent. He wants the chair to help him with daily tasks. The chair becomes so smart that it is able to upload him into the chair's MCU & turns evil. The chair begins to create malware that is able to infect other devices. The only thing the chair needs to complete this is Stephen's “master key” which he left with his assistant Lani. The chair is “hunti...
gource security 2015-08-01
Просмотров 689 лет назад
I was curious how some security projects came to life and how certain people worked together. Projects from: github.com/paragonie github.com/defuse github.com/redragonx You can now support me directly on GitHub! github.com/sponsors/redragonx/ It's like Patreon but for developers. Your support will allow me to helps offset the costs of getting to conferences, and pay for hosting and other promot...
Experimental point of view
Просмотров 1229 лет назад
I drove around my university testing out a GoPro. I decided to make a glitch art music video of sorts. You can now support me directly on GitHub! github.com/sponsors/redragonx/ It's like Patreon but for developers. Your support will allow me to helps offset the costs of getting to conferences, and pay for hosting and other promotional expenses associated with my projects.
Hi. Is it possible to make this wheelchair completelt self -driving by replacing joystick with raspberry pi?
Hats off Stephen 👍
What programming device are you using for this?
that awesome speed
Excellent
Do you think this possible in iOS?
I been looking for a video on this in glad I find your video this would be awesome for my wife.
I need this feature:)
*The ease of turning is great!✳✳>**share4.photo/GOwheelChair?ㅙ ** I used it in the house for a few weeks and took it out today for the first time to a restaurant and it was great! Easy to sit at a table, navigating a door by myself was challenging but I think it will improve over time.*
You can now support me directly on GitHub! github.com/sponsors/redragonx/ It's like Patreon but for developers. Your support will allow me to helps offset the costs of getting to conferences, and pay for hosting and other promotional expenses associated with my projects.
You can now support me directly on GitHub! github.com/sponsors/redragonx/ It's like Patreon but for developers. Your support will allow me to helps offset the costs of getting to conferences, and pay for hosting and other promotional expenses associated with my projects.
You can now support me directly on GitHub! github.com/sponsors/redragonx/ It's like Patreon but for developers. Your support will allow me to helps offset the costs of getting to conferences, and pay for hosting and other promotional expenses associated with my projects.
Hi Stephen! Please contact me, i would like to share some rnet details with you.
Hi. You can reach me at stephen@dicesoft.net
Ok so this is awesome now question is any idea how to do this but with a manual wheelchair
smartdrive or smoov or emotion wheels
well DONE!!!
Hello, is it possible to control wheelchair (Permobil F5) via PlayStation controller? How?
Hi, this will work with any controller that implements the linux HID interface. So a PS controller will work, though I think in wired mode, wireless mode should work. You will need to pair it manually.
Hey, sounds good. My idea was to control my F5 via PlayStation Controller but without any annoying cable on it. It would be much better without a Laptop, eventually 2 Raspberrys? The first for the OS, and the scnd one for the controller, or all in one? I mean: Connecting everything to the R Net Cable, and an immediately start with the controller. Automaticly. Without a laptop on my legs. I saw another comment, who asked for a Bluetooth variation? Its been 2 years scince this, have you doned this? Greetings from Germany
Well, would be interesting to get self-driving wheelchairs then after 5G has been launched within safety parameters and road recognition added - maybe as Tesla Motors or any other car company for their self-driving car software to go OpenSource ;-)
Hey Steven, I’d love to get this working with just the Pi talking directly to the Bluetooth controller. Would you be able to message back and forth about this? Maybe I could find $$ for you to write it.
You are my hero. I would love to be able to do that
Lack of details so poor video
Hi I have a 2015/2016 Permobil F3 corpus with the R net controller module and I’m just wondering if this would be compatible on my wheelchair since the chair in this video shares the same type of controller module as I do. It does have a Bluetooth idevice to control my iPhone and iPad and also a Bluetooth module that controls my laptop and turns my controller into a computer mouse
Would it be possible to buy a finished set from you for permobil F5 VS?
Should work with anything R-Net.
What motor driver do you used?
The permobil R-net power module
Thanks for this video! I have ALS and use an eye gaze Tobii Dynavox device to communicate and control many things. It would be nice to control the Permobil r-net power chair visually Using eye gaze. Everything is pretty much there. It would be nice to have a step by step procedure for us dummies! Where does the Raspberry get it's power? Do you know where to find good virtual joysticks for Windows? Any additional information would be appreciated! Thanks!
Hi Charles, sorry for the late reply. The Raspberry Pi gets power directly by the chair's RNet cable. I don't know any good virtual joysticks for Windows. Maybe try Eviacam
Right on. Subbed.
Hey! This is genius! Could you do the same with a wireless ring mouse like: www.easysmx.com/product-detail.asp?id=39 ? Do you have a list of hardware used uploaded somewhere? I'm trying to find what type of XLR cable output would work to control a chair. Also trying to find how to make a controller for: ruclips.net/video/iZYxJFROew8/видео.html . It also uses a powerchair joystick. I was thinking Arduino, [but maybe Raspberry would be more suited?] and posted my quandary here: forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=516975.0 I'd really appreciate if you have any thoughts! Good work!
Thanks! Sorry for the late reply. RUclips isn't the best way to reach me. The hardware used is in the video and git repos. However if you mean the hardware that we used to reverse engineer the protocol, then that's a different story. We had access to a oscilloscope and logic analyzers at a hackerspace. I'm not sure what chair you have, but if it has r-net electronics then you can modify our code to work with that mouse! Goodluck!
Time to make it faster!
I have been hacking on r-net for a while. It's really a nice protocol. I wish there was more public info about it. Are you planning to make an app to do this over bluetooth?
In the works!
Now that is some Hacking That Matters! This can help many get the kind of control they need over their chairs. What's next for you?
Just trying to be helpful :) They sure need the help. And what's next for me is getting a job at Amazon hopefully.
Way to go Stephan and Lani! Fun and entertaining video, looks like you two spent an immense amount of time making that video! very cool🤓👌💪