This project is a Flask-based web application template that includes user authentication, authorization, an admin dashboard, and enhanced security features such as account locking after multiple failed login attempts and two-factor authentication (2FA). github.com/YashasSingh/arcade-hackathon-template
this is a project from a while back, it would be for viewing grades, in like a chart form, i though this was a really lazy project so i gave up after 2 sessions github.com/YashasSingh/arcade-grade-program/tree/main
this is a project from a while back, it would be for viewing grades, in like a chart form, i though this was a really lazy project so i gave up after 2 sessions github.com/YashasSingh/arcade-grade-program/tree/main
this is my 3rd unihiker project it utilizes the gyroscope in the unihiker to display which way the device is tilting, i have a much more apt explantion on my github read me github.com/YashasSingh/arcade-unhiker-gyroscope
done working on my project which allows you to view all of your sessions in a graph diagram, i think somebody else also made this but oh well. this utilzesgithub.com/YashasSingh/arcade-api, idk why but i cant link a video rn
been working on my hackathon project, what's happening is that i cant seem to use the log in feature or sign up, planning to switch from db to csv file idk why just seems way easier so yea, tbh i might give up and go a different route idk github.com/YashasSingh/live-music-directory
been working on my music directroy i fixed my previous issues but i dont know how???? anyways a website actually shows now, so its a lot more progress, currently workoing on linking it with other music apps. this has mostly been all in node.js github.com/YashasSingh/live-music-directory
been using Arcade/slacks api to gather data and make graphs by collecting it on a csv file and setting up graphs to display the data currently working on it to make set it up on a website github.com/YashasSingh/arcade-api
Are you a lazy bum that doesnt want to make a new session each time during your hackathon and just want to continue your "flow state", heres my project which uses arcade api, to start a new session, waits for the session to end, makes a copy of your directory then starts a new session. You can adjust this so it works with lunch breaks and evening breaks, and sleep just incase for longer hackathons. Theres also one meant for the rpi incase you computer can't handle the load. github.com/YashasSingh/arcade-hackathon-api
finished my project of 2 player pong on wowki/bin its really cool, this is all done on the wowki website for the bin, its a bit slow since its not done locally a but its still pretty cool to get to work on this:mahoraga:github.com/YashasSingh/arcade-bin3 use the volume on the video btw cuz theres a speaker
The Automated Daily Email Report project simplifies the process of summarizing and emailing daily reports it condenses lengthy reports into key highlights and sends them via email to specified recipients. github.com/YashasSingh/arcade-daily-email-reports-
Working on my 3d website archery game, before i had multiple features available for one game mode, now I changed it up as IHTML split it up into multiple html files, each with a different game mode. github.com/YashasSingh/arcade-3d_website
I am working on my project of an archery game for my 3d frap project, i think this video is from the 23 hour cuz my current commit lowkey does not work, ill continue to work on it thoFor my arcade project, TraderBot automates trading using real-time news sentiment analysis. It integrates Lumibot and the Alpaca API to make trading decisions based on live data. Although it sets up a Python environment with sentiment analysis libraries, the simple algorithm may not perform well in real markets, highlighting the challenges of using sentiment in trading. github.com/YashasSingh/arcade-ai_trading
I finished my arcade project using parts from the bin, I have currently used a servo, ir sensor, gyroscope, stepper motor with a controller, and an OLED display. The OLED displays data from the gyroscope, meanwhile, the servo turns left to right and once it reaches a side it causes the motor to do one entire revolution. Finally, the ir sensor can cause the entire program to stop and start back on again. It was a fun project wokwi.com/projects/401440266766602241I finished coding the mpu6050 to the pico ill start working on the servo wokwi.com/projects/401440266766602241
I have started working my new the bin project, and made all of the correct and clean wired connections
This is my last update for the stm32 project, I finished and sent it to #ship. This was definitely a fun project, although it took a bunch of time during the debugging process, because much of the borrowed pico code did in fact NOT work with the stm32 and I had to rewrite multiple files before finally getting it too work. I'm glad it worked out in the end. I have made 3 different payloads, 2 pranks as depicted below and one key-logger. I have yet to work on the key-logger in depth and might post an update regarding of getting that to work but I'll see in the future. This is most likely the last post on this project but yeah its been really fun for this project.:ultrafastparrot:hackclub.slack.com/archives/C0M8PUPU6/p1719082572277159hackclub.slack.com/archives/C06SBHMQU8G/p1718732525801109I tried restarting the entire project to see what I did wrong but it still has no reaction when plugged inI'm going insane, no matter what payload I use there no reaction, even if I use the basic one, it seems its not the payloads issue but either the circuit python on the code for it, this is where i got the basic payload github.com/hak5/usbrubberducky-payloads/tree/master/payloads/library
Still debugging, I'm not quite sure what to do I will continue. If nothing happens, I'll retry doing the entire project again. As when the usb is plugged in nothing happens.still debugging, its taking a while but we are getting there(i think???)
yipeee
I've been trying to debug the stm32 but to no avail will continue to debug until something happens that makes it work
I have been working on my stm32 bad usb, but the issue is when i plug it in nothing happens, I need to continue to debug. it stays like this no matter how I try
For my #hack-hour I wrote the finishing script which clean up after me, I had to do a bit of research but now im done Yippeeee, on the next hack hour I will continue to test and see if there are any error when using this payload
#hack-hour worked on my payload, I got the part where it opens up the cmd/powershell and finished making the command which grabs the passwords on the next hack hour, I'll make the clean up function
for #hack-hour I continue to work on my payload which will steal passwords I have yet to finish so I will need an extra hour
for my #hack-hour i made a payload for my ducky usb which is used to play a prank on the computer user on my next hack hour I might make something that grants me access to the passwords or smt else
This was the first post For #hack-hour I just did it in the wrong channel
I have configured circuit python to my Stm32f411 dev board using a
program called STM32 Cube Programmer after multiple failed attempts in
using dfu-util for my project of ducky-usb (non pico microcontroller).
Will continue to post more updates.
This is a continuation post in #hack-hour
for my bad ducky usb. I seem to have come into some error while working
adjusting my code that is meant for the pico to the stm32. I will
continue to work on this as this may take more time that adjusted for my
schedule. I will contine to work on this on my next hack hour. I can't
seem to screenshot as im working on an secure version of linux but heres
a part of the work I'm currently working on "def parseLine(line):
global defaultDelay
if(line[0:3] == "REM"):
# ignore ducky script comments
pass
elif(line[0:5] == "DELAY"):
time.sleep(float(line[6:])/1000)
elif(line[0:6] == "STRING"):
sendString(line[7:])
elif(line[0:5] == "PRINT"):
print("[SCRIPT]: " + line[6:])
elif(line[0:6] == "IMPORT"):
runScript(line[7:])" Good luck to all other hackers
github.com/dbisu/pico-ducky/blob/main/duckyinpython.py
This is my continuation post for #hack-hour I am contining to work on my bad ducky usb, I came up upon an issue and will have to research more and borrow someone elses code or adjust the code myself. as the given code only works with the pico and not my stm32 wish me luck github.com/dbisu/pico-ducky (code i'm most likley to adjust)
