And before you ask, it's a bit more than this:
So away we go!
Thursday, December 20, 2018
Ethernet TAP board
A while ago I watched this DEF CON 23 video on "looping" surveillance cameras and given how successful they appeared to be I just HAD to try it. They published all of their info and code on Github (of course) here so away I went to research. The first step was to figure out how to get some of the PCB's made so that'll be the first post in the series (when I get some time). Follow the TapBoard label/tag to see all of those posts. We're talking about making this a Burbsec south project so if others here come along for the ride I'll post links to their work along with our group progress.
And before you ask, it's a bit more than this:
So away we go!
And before you ask, it's a bit more than this:
So away we go!
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