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  • Matrix VOICE – Let the Pi Talk | Alexa for Raspberry Pi
    News | Raspberry Pi

    Matrix VOICE – Let the Pi Talk | Alexa for Raspberry Pi

    ByKrishna April 1, 2017

    We all are familiar with Apple’s Siri, Amazon’s Alexa, Microsoft’s Cortana, and Google’s Google Home. Now, Matrix Labs have released a powerful Raspberry Pi accessory that combines a whole new level of Voice Recongnition sensors to a miniature computer. Introducing, The MATRIX VOICE. MATRIX Voice was built with a mission to give every maker, tinkerer,…

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  • Make Your Own VPN Server | PPTP Server and Client Setup
    Linux | Network

    Make Your Own VPN Server | PPTP Server and Client Setup

    ByKrishna March 26, 2017

    You may know what a VPN, or Virtual Private Network, is; you probably don’t use one. You really should be using a VPN, and even if you don’t think so now, at some point in the future you may consider it as important as your internet connection. In this post, I will explain what a…

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  • Shadow – A Web Console for Wireless Penetration Testing
    CyberSec | Linux | News | Raspberry Pi | Tech

    Shadow – A Web Console for Wireless Penetration Testing

    ByKrishna March 17, 2017

    Shadow is a PHP based Application with some Bash, and HTML topping, targeted to ease the effort for WiFi cracking. The application is a simple web server-based HTML interface with a simple User Interface.   The Story The idea sparked when I was building my hacking station using the Raspberry Pi. The whole idea of…

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  • Simple 4 Whealed Robot – A Beginners Guide
    Robotics

    Simple 4 Whealed Robot – A Beginners Guide

    ByKrishna March 12, 2017

    I am getting so many questions from my friends and subscribers who are starting to build their own robots. Some of them are not able to follow everything I do. So lets rewind a little bit. This time, I decided to do something for the beginners who are starting their journey. In this post, I will…

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  • The H-Bridge
    News | Robotics

    The H-Bridge

    ByKrishna March 11, 2017

     An H bridge is an electronic circuit that enables a voltage to be applied across a motor in either direction. These circuits are often used in robotics and other applications to allow DC motors to run forwards or backwards. Most DC-to-AC converters (power inverters), most AC/AC converters, the DC-to-DC push–pull converter, most motor controllers, and…

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  • The Dark-Net Rises
    News

    The Dark-Net Rises

    ByKrishna March 9, 2017

      In my last post, I explained the basics of network. Internet is a collection of computer networks connected through either copper wires, fiber-optic cables or wireless connections. The World Wide Web is one of the services provided by the Internet. But how transparent is this internet and the internet traffic? What are the different levels…

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  • Introducing the new Raspberry Pi Zero ‘W’
    News

    Introducing the new Raspberry Pi Zero ‘W’

    ByKrishna March 8, 2017

    You all might be familiar with Raspberry Pi; the mini computer that changed the world of hobbyist and hackers. On 26 November 2015, the Raspberry Pi Zero, was launched at US $5. On 28th February 2017 a new variant of Pi Zero – The Raspberry Pi Zero W with WiFi and Bluetooth via chip scale…

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  • USB Rubber Ducky for 1.5 $ using Arduino and Digispark
    CyberSec | Tech

    USB Rubber Ducky for 1.5 $ using Arduino and Digispark

    ByKrishna March 4, 2017

    Ever heard of  USB rubber ducky? Well, simply it is a programmed USB keyboard which will send the keystrokes to a device connected to it and can be used to hack unlocked machines. A Simple USB Stick which acts as a HID. What is HID? It comes along the way. It costs nearly 45 $….

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  • The Baby Beast – Digispark
    CyberSec | News

    The Baby Beast – Digispark

    ByKrishna February 28, 2017

    As hobbyists, we surely know the importance of arduino boards in electronic. Arduino UNO, mega, nano, micro are a few of them. Arduino is really easy to code, upload and integrate into projects. They all have so many GPIO pins which can be used to connect multiple sensors and get various output; serial and/or parallel….

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  • Raspberry Pi 3 Vs Asus Tinker Board
    News

    Raspberry Pi 3 Vs Asus Tinker Board

    ByKrishna February 27, 2017

    I have been hearing about the new substitute for raspberry pi. The Tinker Board. But what is tinker board? Is it better than Raspberry Pi 3? Is it worth the price? Lets Find Out.. Watch This Video In Youtube For Best Quality     Raspberry Pi This tiny computer is a precious tool for students,…

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