Howdy,

Fancy another crack at hacking us? To coincide with the release of RP2350 A4 and RP2354 silicon, we have another RP2350 Hacking Challenge, offering a $20,000 prize for a practical side-channel attack on the power-hardened AES library that underpins our decrypting bootloader. Here we go again!

We've also improved security on Raspberry Pi Connect for Organisations, allowing users to review when a device has been accessed via Connect, and by whom.

In a modern twist on the murder mystery dinner party, a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W transformed a retro phone into an interdimensional portal. We also saw some excellent examples of the many and varied uses of photography on Raspberry Pi.

Oh, and our old pal R2-D2 makes an appearance.

Peace,

Ashley

RP2350 A4, RP2354, and a new Hacking Challenge

New A4 stepping of our RP2350 microcontroller now available, with security and other improvements. Plus: another RP2350 Hacking Challenge!

Connect for Organisations: improved audit log for better security

Improvements to Connect for Organisations' audit log make it easy for admins to review activity from the past 90 days.

AI interdimensional phone entertains party guests like it’s 1999

This AI-powered landline phone talks to guests, gives them clues, and sends them on a mystery tour around the house.

The many and varied uses of photography on Raspberry Pi

Here are just some of the very cool things you can do with a Raspberry Pi and a camera. Say cheese!

R2-D2 VEX robot 

Raspberry Pi 3 and a VEX Robotics kit transform a toy version of an iconic film character into a working robot.

Embedded MIDI synthesiser on Raspberry Pi

In the new issue of Raspberry Pi Official Magazine, we learn that a synthesiser squeezed into an accordion sounds amazing.

Maker Monday featuring your excellent Raspberry Pi builds

Follow along with #MakerMonday each week over on our social media platforms to see tons of creative Raspberry Pi builds.

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