Hack of Amazon Dash button

The HackMaster Pi project is a low-cost, open, and modular tool built on Raspberry Pi that allows for simulating and analyzing various attacks. HackMaster Pi is an open-source project primarily designed for education and experimentation in the field of security.

This is another continue of STM32 tutorial (STM32F746 tutorial). I would like to show example code for turn on/off LED with button. This example code is able to use for another microcontrollers by ST as STM32L100, L152, STM32F103, F407 and…

Welcome to a new tutorial about BigClown platform. The series of articles should be describe the work with the boards and modules of BigClown platform. I want to start slowly, at first I describe a few interesting modules and than…

The first article about STM32duino described “How to start with STM32 like Arduino. The second article of tutorial describes how to control GPIO – digital input, output and also PWM output. All articles about STM32duino: STM32duino I. – How to…

I would like to show you a few development boards with STM32 and the price is lower that $5 (without shipping). You can’t expect the ST-LINK programmer and debugger, but the price is so friendly. The board can be used…

Hello and welcome to the next BigClown tutorial. What can you expect in this article? I show you what are TAGs, how to upload the code to Core module through UART and also examples for measurement of temperature, humidity, atmospheric…