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Identifying Issues that can be used to Disable IoT Alarms
Seekintoo cybersecurity researcher Dayton Pidhirney has been investigating security flaws in wireless IoT (Internet of Things) based alarm systems, and has identified six issues that can be used to...
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Opening Car Doors with an RTL-SDR, Arduino and CC1101 Transceiver
Recently we found this post from last year by security researcher Anthony which shows how an RTL-SDR combined with an Arduino and CC1101 transceiver can be used to open a car. The technique he presents...
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HackRF Receives Negative Press in the UK’s ‘DailyMail’ Newspaper
The HackRF is a $300 USD RX/TX capable software defined radio which has a wide tuning range from almost DC – 6 GHz, and wide bandwidths of up to 20 MHz. It uses an 8-bit ADC so reception quality is not...
View ArticleExposing Cordless Phone Security with a HackRF
Over on YouTube user Corrosive has been uploading some videos that explore cordless phone security with a HackRF. In his first video Corrosive shows how he’s able to use a HackRF to capture and then...
View ArticleNullcon 2017: Drone Hijacking And Other IoT Hacking With GNU Radio And SDR
Nullcon is a yearly security conference which was held this year during early March. Recently videos of some of the presentations have been uploaded. One presentation of interest is Arthur Garipov’s...
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Using an RTL-SDR and TEMPEST to attack AES
All electronic devices emit some sort of unintentional RF signals which can be received by an eavesdropping radio. These unintentional signals are sometimes referred to as TEMPEST, after the NSA and...
View ArticleYouTube Talk: Introduction to DSpectrum for Reverse Engineering Signals
Over on YouTube a talk from the author of DSpectrum has been uploaded from his talk during the 13th Cyberspectrum Melbourne meetup. In his talk he goes through the full process of reverse engineering a...
View ArticleRetrieving Dialed Phone Numbers from Intercepted Phone Calls
Over on his YouTube channel Linux Psycho has uploaded a video showing how he was able to listen in on wireless phone calls and recover the dialed phone numbers from within the conversation. The...
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Detecting Car Keyfob Jamming With a Raspberry Pi and RTL-SDR
It’s been known for a while now that it is possible to break into cars using simple wireless attacks that involve jamming of the car keyfob frequency. Sammy Kamkars “rolljam” is one such example that...
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Creating an Encrypted ADS-B Plane Spotter with a Raspberry Pi, RTL-SDR and SSL
These days it’s quite easy to share your ADS-B reception on the internet with giant worldwide aggregation sites like flightaware.com and flightradar24.com. These sites aggregate received ADS-B plane...
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DailyMail Article about the YARD Stick One
Back in May of this year the DailyMail ran an article discussing how the HackRF by Great Scott Gadgets could be used to break into cars. The DailyMail is a British tabloid magazine well known for its...
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Tutorial: Replay Attacks with an RTL-SDR, Raspberry Pi and RPiTX
With an RTL-SDR dongle, Raspberry Pi, piece of wire and literally no other hardware it is possible to perform replay attacks on simple digital signals like those used in 433 MHz ISM band devices. This...
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Using an RTL-SDR as a Simple IMSI Catcher
Over on YouTube user Keld Norman has uploaded a video showing how he uses an RTL-SDR with gr-gsm and a Python script to create a simple IMSI catcher. IMSI stands for International mobile subscriber...
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Receiving the Bitcoin Blockchain from Satellites with an RTL-SDR
Bitcoin is the worlds first and most popular digital currency. It is steadily gaining in value and popularity and is already accepted in many online stores as a payment method. In order to use Bitcoin...
View ArticleYouTube Talk: Introduction to DSpectrum for Reverse Engineering Signals
Over on YouTube a talk from the author of DSpectrum has been uploaded from his talk during the 13th Cyberspectrum Melbourne meetup. In his talk he goes through the full process of reverse engineering a...
View ArticleRetrieving Dialed Phone Numbers from Intercepted Phone Calls
Over on his YouTube channel Linux Psycho has uploaded a video showing how he was able to listen in on wireless phone calls and recover the dialed phone numbers from within the conversation. The...
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Detecting Car Keyfob Jamming With a Raspberry Pi and RTL-SDR
It’s been known for a while now that it is possible to break into cars using simple wireless attacks that involve jamming of the car keyfob frequency. Sammy Kamkars “rolljam” is one such example that...
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Creating an Encrypted ADS-B Plane Spotter with a Raspberry Pi, RTL-SDR and SSL
These days it’s quite easy to share your ADS-B reception on the internet with giant worldwide aggregation sites like flightaware.com and flightradar24.com. These sites aggregate received ADS-B plane...
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DailyMail Article about the YARD Stick One
Back in May of this year the DailyMail ran an article discussing how the HackRF by Great Scott Gadgets could be used to break into cars. The DailyMail is a British tabloid magazine well known for its...
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Tutorial: Replay Attacks with an RTL-SDR, Raspberry Pi and RPiTX
With an RTL-SDR dongle, Raspberry Pi, piece of wire and literally no other hardware it is possible to perform replay attacks on simple digital signals like those used in 433 MHz ISM band devices. This...
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