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Open Hardware and Linux Devices

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 24, 2023,

updated Feb 24, 2023

ZBMINI Extreme Zigbee smart switch review with Home Assistant

Programming Leftovers

RISC-V computer system on Open Source Hardware FPGA iCE40HX8K-EVB runs UNIX xv6 using only FOSS (free and open source hard- and software)

↺ RISC-V computer system on Open Source Hardware FPGA iCE40HX8K-EVB runs UNIX xv6 using only FOSS (free and open source hard- and software)

> He managed to build RISC-V computer running Unix xv6 using only FOSS.

Introducing the Lapdock Kit

↺ Introducing the Lapdock Kit

> With the Lapdock kit, you can turn your Librem 5 or Librem 5 USA into a PureOS laptop. While your Librem 5 is fully able to run desktop apps on its own, once attached to the Lapdock, you can take advantage of the extra screen space, battery power, and extra ports.

> The Lapdock offers a USB-C with an adapter to a full-sized USB, allowing you to attach just about any USB device to your Librem 5.

> You also get an extra Micro USB slot and a headphone jack.The Lapdock also ships with a large internal battery, keeping your Librem 5 topped off while in use.

Mini PC equipped with 12th Gen Intel processors and dual 2.5GbE ports

↺ Mini PC equipped with 12th Gen Intel processors and dual 2.5GbE ports

> The KC12 is a compact Mini-PC featuring the Intel Core i5-1240P and the Intel Core i7-1240P. The device is equipped with 2x HDMI 2.0, 2x M.2280 slots, 1x Thunderbolt, Wi-Fi6/Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity and other various peripherals.

More vulnerabilities in industrial systems raise fresh concerns about critical infrastructure hacks

↺ More vulnerabilities in industrial systems raise fresh concerns about critical infrastructure hacks

> The reports provide a startling view of some long-known risks inside industrial systems that are receiving fresh attention after such high-profile cyberattacks as the Colonial Pipeline and JBS meat packing ransomware incidents. That increased attention means that both researchers trying to defend critical systems — along with malicious hackers looking to infiltrate them — are more focused than ever on industrial systems.

> “We’re seeing capabilities out there that could have destructive capabilities, safety impacts: think Triton and Trisis, and think Pipedream,” said Puesh Kumar, director of the Cybersecurity, Energy Security, and Emergency Response at the Energy Department.

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