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Reverse engineering the 1988 NeXT keyboard protocol Summary: Steve Jobs’s NeXT computer company made a keyboard in 1988. With no prior electronics experience, I tried to get it to work over USB. To do so, I had to go way … Read more

You’ve probably seen a lot of your friends share their Wordle emoji grids these past few weeks. It’s a game, akin to Mastermind, that has gone viral for its simplicity yet challenge. I was curious how the game worked so … Read more

Background This series concerns a software licensing system used in a proprietary software application from circa 2004. The software was available in an unregistered trial mode with limited functionality. A free licence could be obtained by registering online with the … Read more

Reverse Engineering WiFi on RISC-V BL602 📝 7 Jul 2021 Today we shall Reverse Engineer the WiFi Driver on the BL602 RISC-V + WiFi SoC and learn what happens inside… Guided by the (incomplete) source code that we found for … Read more

When you have too much time on your hands and want to dump out Bumble’s entire user base and bypass paying for premium Bumble Boost features. As part of ISE Labs’ research into popular dating apps (see more here), we … Read more

Windows 10 and Linux support coming soon, click here to register for interest Battery Level This nifty app displays your battery level in the menubar. My MacBook Disconnected Connected My Android Connected Connect & Disconnect Devices Connect & Disconnect your … Read more