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Implementing a Hash Length Extension Attack – Lord.io
2014-04-03 Implementing a Hash Length Extension Attack In my previous post, I explained how we used SHA-256 to cryptographically sign HTTP requests between an Arduino called DoorDuino and a Ruby app k...
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Tips for New Open Source Maintainers – Lord.io
2014-10-25 Tips for New Open Source Maintainers This November is the one year anniversary of Slate, the small open source project I’ve been maintaining. It started off as a sort of toy project from my...
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Quadcopter Motor Control with a Raspberry Pi – Lord.io
2016-04-02 Quadcopter Motor Control with a Raspberry Pi Most quadcopters are powered by brushless motors. These have major advantages over brushed motors: less friction, less noise, and no brushes tha...
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SHA-256 in Rust – Lord.io
"Why in the lord's name would you do this?" is a question you probably would ask. Hahaha, you're so funny! Let's talk about how SHA-256 works. The Big Picture SHA-256 starts by creating an array of 8 ...
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Hashes, Nonces, and Replay Attacks on the Arduino – Lord.io
2014-03-29 Hashes, Nonces, and Replay Attacks on the Arduino When J.J. and I designed the Hacker School door system, one of our problems was keeping the system secure. There are two parts of the door ...