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In this post, we are going to copy and send a 433 MHz signal. The signal source is a garage key fob, as these signals don’t have encryption

Garage door openers primary operate on 433 MHz frequency band. The technology of these fobs is very basic and crude, and have no security or encryption in place.

MQTT is a connectivity protocol specially designed for machine-to-machine or Internet of Things. If you have read our previous post where we create an MQTT broker with a

At Behind The Sciences, we are always pleased to launch a new category and we think this one is going to be specially interesting for you! 🙂 In

In a previous post, we showed you how some email providers can be unsecure. We thought let’s try to prove it with the most popular email provider: gmail.

In this post, we are going to show you why you should be careful with the email service you use. Sometimes, our service provider offers us an email

On this post we are going to show you why you need to be careful when connecting to an open WiFi. These days, it’s quiet normal to be

In previous posts, we found out a cheap and cool way to be able to sniff in Monitor Mode in a Windows 10 PC, which is usually impossible,

A year ago… Almost one year ago, we investigated how to enable monitor mode WiFi sniffing using Windows 10 Pro and a network adapter that only allows promiscous

There are many great ways to control Raspberry Pis’ GPIOs such as through a webserver, with an automated algorithm or by directly logging on the Pis. One feature

Cain & Abel is an extremelly useful tool for passwords recovery, Man In The Middle attacks and ARP Poison Routing. This way, you can easily perform a security

In our previous post, we showed you how to install and start using Nessus to find vulnerabilities in the devices of your network. In the example we run

This post is a quick guide to show you how to install Kali Linux on a Windows 10 machine and start using metasploit. We’ve used: Windows 10 Pro

Scope of the security test We want to launch our brand new section, “Cyber security hacks” with some tricks and tools to find out whether the devices in

3D printers are a must-have these days if you are a hobbyist or an engineer. They allow parts to be made on-the-fly for your projects with so much