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Power Strip’s a Penetration Testing Tool in Disguise

By Richard Adhikari
Jul 24, 2012
LinuxInsider
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Advanced penetration testing product maker Pwnie Express has unveiled a new tester that looks just like a power strip. The Power Pwn is a fully integrated enterprise-class device that can be used over Ethernet, wireless or Bluetooth connections. It is priced at $1,300 and is currently available for ...

Hitting the Open Source Road With a Linux-Powered Driverless Vehicle

By Jack M. Germain
Nov 3, 2007
LinuxInsider
851 Words

In what may well be one of the most unusual computing tasks performed by the Linux operating system, Terra Soft Solutions integrated its Yellow Dog Linux distribution and the Sony PlayStation 3 to guide a specially designed driverless car competing in the qualifying rounds for the DARPA autonomous v...

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