RE: Ideas for an iPod shuffle??

["D'Aloisio, Marc" <Marc.DAloisio () ct gov>]

You could always put your forensic and analysis tools on it - I don't
know much about the iPod Shuffle, but using regular USB drives -
including many MP3 players, this is a very convenient way to have the
tools available.  The only issue is that I have not found a good way to
write protect the device to prevent damage or infection of the items
contained on it.

As far as hacking, just create a folder on it called 'stuff I stole from
work' like in the ad, connect up to your work PC, and start copying.
We'll read about you in the paper.



Marc D'Aloisio, CISSP
Network Security Analyst; Security Incident Response
State of Connecticut - Department of Information Technology
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Subject: Re: [funsec] Ideas for an iPod shuffle??


On Tue, 24 Jan 2006, xyberpix wrote:

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> Hey All,
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> This could end up being security related, I guess? ;-)
> I bought an iPod video about a week ago, the 60GB version, and well  
> today I won an iPod shuffle, the 512MB one, and I'm trying to find  
> something worthwhile to do with it, so I'm turning to you lot for
ideas?
> If it could be put to some security/hacking use, that would be ideal,

> but I've got no idea on this one.
 
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