Hak.5 (Hack Point Five) is not your conventional television show. This is a variety show covering technology, tips, programming, experiments, random goodies, mods, hacks, and laughs. We're not paid to do this, or affiliated with a big media giant. We're power users, administrators, programmers, modders, photographers, gamers, command-line junkies, security enthusiasts, etc, just like you. Instead of building a beowulf cluster for fun, we're building a beowulf cluster for fun, filming it, and sharing the project with you. Welcome to IPTV, welcome to Hak.5!
Freeing yourself from Google, installing open source friendica plugins, getting the most from your 4 tb hard drive, and building art with arduinos. All that and more this time on Hak5.
Backstage with Buzz Out Loud as Tom, Molly, Veronica, Jason & more celebrate with a 10 year reunion at the Hak5 warehouse. Plus, special report on Spectaclefest (word is next year for sure! Or the one after!). All that and more, this time on Hak5
Have you ever had that dream where you show up to school in your underwear with nothing but a 56k modem? Shannon and Darren share their low bandwidth survival stories. Plus, network monitoring with our top 4 free Linux utilities may be a life saver in a dialup disaster. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Low bandwidth got you down? Want a leeter way to check your email? Shannon checks out the command line based Alpine email client with Gmail. Plus, Darren talks to Yubico about the latest in Universal 2nd Factor and their virtual hackathon for strong, simple authentication. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
This week on Hak5 Darren and Shannon setup a Jitsi Meet install. Plus Darren checks out how to find Pineapples across the world. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Open Source Distributed Decentralized Social Networks, aka the Facebook alternative. Plus, the future of authentication, identity and encryption with our friends from Yubico. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Rolling your own Friendica node! From setting up the LAMP stack to configuring Postfix and MySQL. Time time on Hak5, Darren and Shannon take the scenic route setting up their very own Distributed Decentralized Open Source Social Network! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
SSLv3 and the POODLE attack, the Mozilla SSL Config Generator, and WebRTC shows public IPs and internal LAN IPs.
The future of electric air travel is upon us – Darren reports on LEAPTech from the NASA Armstrong Research Center. Plus, tracking the International Space Station from a Raspberry Pi! Maker Faire is all Iabout Arduino and Raspberry Pi this year! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Aerial 3D Mapping the high seas! Darren does ‘drones’ Photogrammetry! Plus Shannon checks out the ProtoPalette and Zatar at Maker Fair 2015.
Analyzing WiFi Packet Captures with the power of SQL using a new free tool from Security Tube! Plus, pollution monitoring using an Arduino? Shannon reports. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
Detecting radiation with open source hardware geiger counters, and a little bit of Linux command line-fu to fix your sudo worries. Today, on Hak5!
A $600 Server Build! Or, Building a Virtualization Server Nodes with the Next Unit of Computing. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Today on Hak5, we’re building a home lab virtual server with open source Xenserver and an Intel NUC.
Today on Hak5, we’re continuing our experiments with the home lab virtual server with open source OpenXenManager for Linux.
Sniffing Packets on Android with tPacketCapture and Xen Orchestra, a free open source web-based management system for XenServers.
VPNs are great for protecting your Internet traffic when on untrusted networks – like Public WiFi. So many times it’s thrown around as advice “just get a VPN” – but where should you get a VPN? When you sign up for a $10/month VPN service in “the cloud” you’re basically handing over both money *and* the very same information you’re wanting to protect — your packets!
Follow up on our quick and dirty OpenVPN guide from last week with the final setup to getting it online and accessible from outside your LAN.
Introducing the Hak5 LAN Turtle, and a site to site VPN with OpenVPN Access Server. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
We’re celebrating our 10 year anniversary episode with some of our favorite bloopers! Get your beverages ready.
WiFi Deauth attacks using the new WiFi Pineapple firmwares Recon Mode, downloading YouTube videos from the command line, quadcopters on a boat, and capacitors. All that and more, this time on Hak5!
How many cats live in San Francisco? Darren attempts to answer that question with Google Voice, python, textbelt and hacks. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
Open Source Cloud Sharing with Pulse (previously SyncThing). Why pay for Dropbox when you could sync it yourself? Shannon Morse checks out this awesome cross-platform cloud sharing app. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
This time on the show, Shannon and Darren explore Keybase.io – a cross between a social network and a crypto keyserver. All that and more, this time on Hak5.
This time on Hak5, Shannon checks out Authy – the Open Source Cross Platform 2-Factor Authentication system. Then, Darren shows off a fan-submitted Open Source Online USB Rubber Ducky encoder using Ruby on Rails. Thanks Trey! All that and more, this time on Hak5!
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