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- RT @PowerDNS_Bert: On this sad day where Mozilla has decided its US users should send all their DNS to @Cloudflare, two relevant links: * A… 1 month ago
- RT @FiloSottile: The arguments in defense of JWT are the same as PGP: ‣ it supports good crypto, too; ‣ it just needs an opinionated librar… 1 month ago
- RT @kvantfin: Over 100 påmeldte til seminaret vårt om to uker, og vi har booket en fjerde foredragsholder: Marcin Borratynski, Head of Quan… 2 months ago
- RT @ripencc: Today, at 15:35, we made our final /22 IPv4 allocation from the last remaining addresses in our available pool. We have now ru… 4 months ago
- RT @nj_dav: I've been doing a bit of research and testing on HTTP hop-by-hop headers and how abusing them may offer exploit potential https… 4 months ago
- RT @DasSurma: Incrementing variables in for-loops i++ - overused - nonsensical - imbalanced i-=-1 - hipster - expressive - symmetric 4 months ago
Monthly Archives: August 2016
Garmin GND10 unveiled (it is Nexus FDX!)
Mother of all detours; the USB port on the Garmin GND10 isn’t NMEA2000, it is something called Nexus FDX. That took a couple of weeks to figure out, hunting for NMEA2000 protocol headers. Always check your assumptions. Anyway, I’ve written … Continue reading
NMEA2000 and CANbus
I’ve been looking at NMEA2000 and CANbus lately. I’m attempting to reverse engineer the binary protocol seen coming out of the USB port on a Garmin GND10 network bridge, and that opens a whole field of new and interesting stuff … Continue reading
