#trackingpoint

Now, no matter how rotten and wealthy, they can’t hide anymore. From one mile out you can “pop the top” on the worst, most murderous and powerful manipulator of human lives. This incredible computer aimed sniper rifle is inspired by Eric Prince, the founder of one murderous mercenary outfit after another. Born into extreme wealth, Eric is such a psychopath he has had to rebrand his murderous outfits repeatedly in an effort to evade the scorn and condemnation of millions of good people.

Isn’t it great to know that Judaeo-Christian Crusaders encouraging mass murder and huge financial gain for themselves, like Eric Prince can also enjoy the incessant feeling that someone is pointing a loaded high powered unjacketed projectile firearm at them...just like black folk in Ferguson feel every day of their lives.

TrackingPoint // New M400XHDR Rifle

TrackingPoint Introduces the M400XHDR Rifle chambered in .300 Blackout.

Pflugerville, TX (February, 2017) –The exceptionally popular .300 Blackout returns to TrackingPoint’s stable of Precision-Guided Firearms in the form of its latest design – the M400XHDR. Built on TrackingPoint’s own lightweight AR platform, the Gen-2 night vision-enabled M400XHDR features an extended 400-yard lock range and…

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New Post has been published on http://www.wovow.org/smart-rifle-linux-hacked/

Smart rifle on Linux can be hacked

Two years ago, TrackingPoint burst onto the scene with their smart rifle on Linux, which almost had a homing. Now, however, a couple of hackers figured out how to make it never hit.

The couple Runa Sandvik and Michael Auger, spent most of the year, breaking a couple of sniper rifles Tracking Point. They were able to identify vulnerabilities in software rifles, and they were able to understand how to use it remotely via the integrated Wi-Fi.

Sandvik and Auger only demonstrated that their hack allows them to do, and it’s quite an amazing thing. Once they broke the rifle, they can supply it with false information on purpose. Rifle Tracking Point uses this information to dynamically adjust the tension of the trigger. When you do not focus, click on it harder. But when the target is captured, it is only necessary to touch.

That’s how it should work, but the system is broken as a target that indicated she hackers. Fortunately, Tracking Point do not shoot themselves. At least, Sandvik and Auger could not get her to shoot for something that was not the aim without direct pulling the trigger.

But they managed to get the rifle to think that she shoots 72 pound shells. Tracking Point tried to quickly change the target, but “no matter how good you are arrows, this rifle will not fire wherever you want,” – says Sandvik.