Calls for ceasefire at start of latest Colombia-ELN peace talks
Peace talks between the rebel group and the Colombian government have entered their third round of negotiations in Cuba.
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removing TLS encryption on an IoT device
Hi,
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So I have a couple of these ‘smart’ outlets which are basically just a controllable on/off socket connected to the internet, I wanted to now what they’re doing on my network so I ARPspoofed one of them and quickly found out that it was talking to a c&c server on port 8886 whose IP i will not be leaking. The communication between the socket and server is TLS encrypted unfortunately so I can’t see what’s going on there. Something interesting is that using telnet to connect to one of these c&c servers works and after sending some random text they reply with an ‘F’ and drop the connection. I’ve already tried sslstripping with no success (maybe i’m doing it wrong im a noob..). What other ways can I try to see the raw communication? My best guess is prying open one of them and try dumping the firmware through UART and have a look around.
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Thanks!
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Horror moment woman plunges to her death down airport lift shaft after forcing open wrong set of doors
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Colombian government, rebels resume talks in Cuba
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Colombian government, rebels resume talks in Cuba
Colombia’s government and its largest remaining rebel group are meeting this week in Cuba to resume peace talks aimed at reaching a cease-fire and resolving a conflict dating back to the 1960s
AMD reports Q1 revenue down 9% YoY to $5.35B, vs. $5.3B est., a $139M net loss, Client revenue down 65% YoY to $739M, and Q2 guidance below est.; AMD drops 5%+ (Kif Leswing/CNBC)
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AMD reports Q1 revenue down 9% YoY to $5.35B, vs. $5.3B est., a $139M net loss, Client revenue down 65% YoY to $739M, and Q2 guidance below est.; AMD drops 5%+ — – AMD’s report comes as the PC industry is in a de…