Aircraft Communication

A tempest attack is a side-channel attack. It’s possible to read the content of a screen by using the background radiowaves of a monitor.

Introduction

GSM HACKING

Introduction to Pagers

Software Defined Radio (SDR) is a powerful tool that has found its place in the world of hacking, security research, and even penetration…

As mobile hackers, we often find that our smartphones, while powerful in many ways, lack the essential radio frequency (RF) features needed for wireless security testing. These limitations can be frustrating when trying to explore wireless signals directly…

In the Q4 of 2024, a new SDR (Software Defined Radio) was released: the HackRF PortaPack H4M, shipping with the Mayhem firmware. Whether you’re a hobbyist, hacker, ham radio enthusiast, or security researcher, this compact device brings a full-featured radio…

The HackRF Portapack can get you excited about radio all over again.

It’s time to check out the latest in cool tools that belong in your lab.

Radio is not dead. It is older than the internet, older than digital video, and somehow younger than your sense of curiosity. To most…

Comment j’ai “téléporté” ma montre à Paris

Important Ethical Considerations

How I Used Cheap Hardware to Start Pentesting Wireless Devices

Today we will look at the ClockworkPi uConsole as a pocket‑sized Linux. I will explain what the device is, what comes in the box, how to install popular OS images (Kali, Ubuntu, Arch, RetroPie), how to expand it with the growing lineup of expansion boards…

Streaming spectrum data, anomaly detection, and building a lightweight security monitor

The tools, experiments, and failures that improved my RF skills the most.

Using pattern recognition to reduce manual spectrum monitoring

Using SDRs, automation, and signal intelligence to uncover unexpected transmitters

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