Robin Bradshaw

@en4rab.bsky.social

Cybersecurity and hardware hacking

Its Monday night and time to go wild! My friend found a very dessicated dead sparrow while clearing out his shed and thoughtfully gave it to me so I could image it. It was held in a paper tube so it could be rotated.

I guess that's enough yelling online for a Saturday, here's a meme. I'm going go gambol in the fields and frolic in the buttercups or some shit.

a scene of someone pitching a tent near a vista, caption reads:
Treat your body like a data center
consume as much water and literature as possible
upset local city councils with your existence

It's sunday night and time to go wild! Now with a rotary axis! I won't be competing with lumafield any time soon but i'm still quite happy with this rotating x-ray of an ASDA led filament bulb. Turning the images into a CT scan is a battle for another day

Its Saturday night and time to go wild! So here is an x-ray of a nearly empty can of Lynx deodorant. Its just bigger than the sensor size so if you look carefully you can see the image stitch in the cap.

Xray of a nearly empty can of Lynx deoderant. The aluminium can allows enough xrays through that the plastic dip tube inside can be seen clearly.

techanarchy.net/meshcentral-... With all the hype around Mythos, here is a quick showcase of how existing models can already be used to find vulnerabilities. In this example, I use Claude Code to find an XSS in MeshCentral RMM that we can then turn into an RCE

MeshCentral: From XSS to RCE

There has been a lot of hype around Mythos and Large Language models being able to find and exploit vulnerabilities at scale recently, and while this may be true for these emerging frontier models, it...

techanarchy.net

Recent status: watching someone that works at Zoom take a past due security training about not taking meetings in public spaces while he was on a train going between Copenhagen and Stockholm. He completed his training then had a sales meeting about volume discounts.

A photo of a Dell laptop screen taken between two train seats. The screen has a training video with the text "You never know who's sitting next to you" showing on it. The picture taker is sitting behind the person taking the training, so it's OK.

Happy World Quantum Day Folks - to celebrate we are releasing our latest open quantum hardware project: The ‘Entropy Loop’ This is a USD $35 open source Quantum Random Number Generator made using off the shelf fiber optics and a raspberry pi pico - in a credit-card sized package!! Link below...

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My neighbour told me Kuwaiti air defence keeps eating his F-15s so I asked how many F-15s he had and he told me he just goes and gets another F-15 so I said it sounds like he's just feeding F-15s to Kuwaiti air defence and then his daughter started crying

It's a Saturday night and time to go wild! Here we have x-rays of an X-Horse VVDI mini rfid cloning tool and an XT72A superchip in a SOT385 package which it uses to clone tags to.

An x-ray of an X-Horse VVDI mini rfid cloning toolAn x-ray of an XT27A syperchip in a SOT385 package

It's a Saturday night and time to go wild! Here we have x-rays of two artificial sweetener dispensers. An asda sucralose and a sweetex tablet dispenser. The sucralose tablets seem less homogeneous than the sweetex.

An xray of asda sucralose tablet dispenser. The sucralose tablets seem less homogeneous than the sweetex.An xray of a sweetex tablet dispenser.