Software Defined Radio for Hackers
Explore the invisible world of radio signals that surround us every day—at home, at work, in vehicles, and beyond. These signals are the backbone of modern communication and control systems, powering devices like:
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Cellphones
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Walkie-talkies
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Bluetooth devices
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Garage door openers
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Flight information signals
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Car door opener
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Mobile payment systems (NFC)
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RFID signals
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GPS
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Satellites
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Drones
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Police and Military Radio
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and so much more.
With advancements in Software-Defined Radio (SDR), your laptop can now send, receive, and manipulate many of these signals, creating both exciting opportunities and serious cybersecurity and national defense concerns.
SDR for Hackers Tutorials
Why You Should Study SDR for Hackers
SDR for Hackers: Hardware Comparison for SDR
SDR for Hackers, Part 1: Getting Started
SDR for Hackers, Part 2: Building our First Radio
SDR for Hackers, Part 3: Intercepting Control Tower and Aircraft Communication
SDR for Hackers, Part 4: Intercepting ISS Signals
SDR for Hackers, Part 6: Building a Cellphone IMSI Catcher
SDR for Hackers: Setting up Your HackRF One
SDR for Hackers: Radio Frequency Attack Methods
SDR for Hackers: Spoofing GPS Signals
SDR for Hackers: Intercepting Aircraft Speed, Altitude, and GPS Coordinates
SDR for Hackers: Jamming Russian Military Communication
In the class we will demonstrate how to set up your own cell tower, hack automobile key fobs, and intercept and use active and inactive satellite communications.