#smartplug

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[osintelligence]

https://bit.ly/3Op1x2F - 🔎 Sternum recently reverse-engineered the Wemo Mini Smart Plug V2, a popular device aiding users in remote control of electric devices. A buffer overflow vulnerability, coined as the 'FriendlyName', was discovered which could potentially be used for remote command injection. #Wemo #SmartPlug #CyberSecurity 🔧 Gaining firmware access to the device was a challenge, but through booting into recovery mode and changing the root password, Sternum gained system access. Various tools were then uploaded to the device for debugging purposes. #Firmware #Debugging 🐞 The 'FriendlyName' vulnerability was pinpointed after bypassing app restrictions and identifying the processes handling this variable. However, uncovering the exact source of heap metadata corruption required more in-depth analysis. #Vulnerability #HeapCorruption 🎯 The breaking point was identified via a gdb script tracking down the bug causing heap corruption. Observing the $pc pointer's behaviour during an overflow incident shed light on the potential exploitation of the vulnerability. #Exploit #ROPchains 💻 Sternum exploited the vulnerability using a binary exploitation technique known as ROP chains. Despite limitations due to the Wemo_ctrl loading address and the 80-byte payload size, a successful command injection was achieved through the snprintf() function. #BinaryExploitation #CommandInjection 📬 Sternum disclosed the vulnerability to Belkin via Bugcrowd on January 9th, 2023. However, Belkin responded stating that the device is at the end of its life and will not address the vulnerability. This leaves a potential attack vector open via the Wemo infrastructure. #Disclosure #SecurityAdvisory ⚠️ Users are advised to exercise caution when using Wemo Mini Smart Plug V2 due to the unaddressed 'FriendlyName' vulnerability.

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[globalinsightblog]

"Wired for Success: Electric Plugs & Sockets Market Forecast (2024-2033)"

Electric Plugs & Sockets Market : Electric plugs and sockets are evolving beyond their traditional roles, becoming smarter, safer, and more energy-efficient. With the rise of IoT, smart plugs enable remote control of devices through mobile apps, while energy-monitoring sockets help reduce power consumption. Modern designs now integrate USB ports and fast-charging capabilities, catering to the growing demand for quick connectivity. Whether in homes, offices, or industrial settings, new safety features such as surge protection and child-proof shutters are enhancing reliability and security. This blend of convenience and innovation is reshaping how we power our lives.

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In the coming years, electric plugs and sockets will be key players in the green energy revolution. As electric vehicles (EVs) and solar systems become mainstream, advanced plugs supporting fast-charging EV stations and solar-compatible sockets are gaining traction. Wireless charging technologies are also evolving, reducing the need for traditional plugs altogether. With smart homes on the rise, synchronized power management through AI-based systems will optimize energy use, creating a seamless network of connected devices. This next generation of plugs and sockets isn’t just about functionality — it’s about powering a smarter, sustainable world.

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[vajrapani666]

While fixing my air conditioner, I needed to frequently debug what HTTP requests my ESP32 was sending to my hue bridge's API when it activates or deactivates my 3d printed dremel-based pump to prevent excess condensate from flooding my flat and jeopardizing my housing situation. If you use nix/home-manager, then my approach could be of perverse interest to you. If not, then feel free to gawk at how complicated I can implement a single alias command.

When my ESP32 detects a pulled-down voltage at

GPIO4

, this means that the water level has reached the upper limit in my condensation collection container. This is because i have

GND

ran out to the bottom of the bin, and

GPIO4

is set to

INPUT_PULLUP

.

GPIO3

is set to the same but I do not turn on the pump for this pin. Instead, i use that pin to know when to turn off the pump once the pump has been turned on at the upper limit.

When the

ESP32

sends a request to my local hue bridge to activate the smartplug where I have my dremel pump plugged in, and nothing happens, I need to figure out what HTTP request is actually going out. I use requestbin for this. The publicly available service became sporadically available many years back, but you can still run it via docker. Once its running, it gives me a URL i can substitute for the Hue bridge API endpoint, I ca inspect

The command for this is

docker run --rm -it -p 8000:8000 weshigbee/requestbin

That's just a little too unwieldy to remember, so I'd like to make a permanent utility to run it. While writing this, i realize i could have just aliased it and added it to my zsh config inside my home-manager config under

programs.zsh.shellAliases

However, in my early-morning sleepy haze, I opted to create a solution as arguably over-engineered as it may be forgivingly considered succinctly practical. I have

\~/.local/bin

in my

home.sessionPath

. I have slowly been evolving how I manage these utilities for the last few months. The primary difference between files in

\~/.local/bin

and a shell alias is that files in that directory can be shell scripts. For example

\~/.local/bin/update

used to be a shell alias bound to

NIXPKGS\_ALLOW\_INSECURE=1 darwin-rebuild switch --flake "$HOME/.nixpkgs#$(hostname)" --impure

Today, it's a shell script:

cd ~/.nixpkgs # capture local binary utilities for file in `find ~/.local/bin/ -maxdepth 1 -type f`; do mv $file ~/.nixpkgs/user-specific/sdevol/.local/bin/ done git add user-specific/sdevol/.local/bin # capture the espanso configuration cp -R ~/.config/espanso/* ~/.nixpkgs/user-specific/sdevol/.config/espanso/ git add ~/.nixpkgs/user-specific/sdevol/.config/espanso NIXPKGS_ALLOW_INSECURE=1 darwin-rebuild switch --flake "$HOME/.nixpkgs#$(hostname)" --impure

My nix configuration lives in

\~/.nixpkgs

. Notice that we are moving files from

\~/.local/bin

into the nix repo under

\~/.nixpkgs/user-specific/sdevol/.local/bin

. As you might have began to suspect, there's some plumbing inside

\~/.nixpkgs/user-specific/sdevol/home.nix

that connects some more dots.

# let localBinDir = ./.local/bin; localBinFiles = builtins.attrNames (builtins.readDir localBinDir); mkLocalBin = name: { source = ./.local/bin/${name}; recursive = true; }; in rec { manual.manpages.enable = false; home = { username = "tastypre"; file = builtins.listToAttrs (map (name: { name = ".local/bin/${name}"; value = mkLocalBin name; }) localBinFiles) // { ".config/zed/settings.json" = { source = ./zed.settings.json; recursive = true; }; ".config/espanso" = { source = config.lib.file.mkOutOfStoreSymlink .config/espanso; recursive = true; };

So, when I type

update

.

Any non-symlinks are moved into the nix configuration

My nix configuration is rebuilt, within which the nix configuration iterates through all files in its local directory

user-specific/sdevol/.local/bin

A

home.file.\*

reference is generated with a symlink configuration for each.

This sequence thus replaces non-symlinked files in

\~/.local/bin

with symlinks to version-controlled references to the same. Therefore, once i have decided i want to make a permanent command for

docker run --rm -it -p 8000:8000 weshigbee/requestbin

. All I need to do is , press up on my keyboard so that the docker command is at the prompt and modify the command to read.

echo docker run --rm -it -p 8000:8000 weshigbee/requestbin > \~/.local/bin/requestbin then

ls ~/.local/bin` reads

ls -l ~/.local/bin  ✔  26ms   18.1.0  10:24:11  lrwxr-xr-x - tastypre 16 Aug 09:49 readlinks -> /nix/store/m2aiz6gszyk3i4hbqn93dpwpsi6f805p-home-manager-files/.local/bin/readlinks .rw-r--r-- 54 tastypre 16 Aug 10:24 requestbin lrwxr-xr-x - tastypre 16 Aug 09:49 screensnap -> /nix/store/m2aiz6gszyk3i4hbqn93dpwpsi6f805p-home-manager-files/.local/bin/screensnap lrwxr-xr-x - tastypre 16 Aug 09:49 tastyspace -> /nix/store/m2aiz6gszyk3i4hbqn93dpwpsi6f805p-home-manager-files/.local/bin/tastyspace lrwxr-xr-x - tastypre 16 Aug 09:49 update -> /nix/store/m2aiz6gszyk3i4hbqn93dpwpsi6f805p-home-manager-files/.local/bin/update

Now, i just run

update

Now,

requestbin

is in

\~/.local/bin/requestbin

but it has been swapped out with a symlink to my nix config's manifested version of the script.

lrwxr-xr-x - tastypre 16 Aug 10:26 requestbin -> /nix/store/vgrdrcnjyhykkx1xq29kg6g2jhbqg0hx-home-manager-files/.local/bin/requestbin

Honestly, that's less keystrokes than adding a shellAlias

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Monitoring energy usage with smart plugs, Prometheus and Grafana

https://ounapuu.ee/posts/2024/05/02/smartplugs/