44CON 2013 - Controlling a PC using Arduino
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Slides from the workshop "Controlling a PC using Arduino" conducted at 44CON 2013 in London. It goes through hardware and software used to remotely control a PC (power/reset). Future developments will be including a telnet/rs232 and environment variables.
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