Reverse Engineering a Mysterious UDP Stream in My Hotel (2016)
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#24This is the shortest, yet still fully complete example of an article that scratches that itch. Awakening the "intellectual curiosity", documenting the steps, and finding the actual end of the matter. The mundanity of the revelation is like the icing on the cake.
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#25Archive link as it seems the site is down: https://archive.is/afYvQ
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hi! Do you happen to have that elevator music saved? I'm curious what it sounded like.
I had it saved, but it was 3-4 computers ago. I don't think I still have it, and if I did I wouldn't know where. Aside from the article, I only found these scripts on my disk related to this project. listen_2046.py and send_2046.py https://gist.github.com/gkbrk/445929a854051203ee31afc7495c5a...
(My guess is probably not, but you might DoS the other stream while you're sending your own.)
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#30I LOLed at the ending. Nicely done! I appreciate people posting negative results, too. The journey is the interesting part, and I like the humanity of saying "welp, at least now I know".