HackRF and Portapack Featured in Recent Linus Tech Tips Video
Over on YouTube the Linus Tech Tips channel has recently released a video about the HackRF titled "It’s TOO Easy to Accidentally Do Illegal Stuff with This". Linus Tech Tips is an extremely popular...
View Articlehackrf_sweeper: A Reimplementation of hackrf_sweep as a Library
Information security company Subreption recently wrote in and wanted to share their recently released 'hackrf_sweeper' library. This library is based on the official hackrf_sweep code, which enabled...
View ArticleA Review of the New HackRF PortaPack H4M
The PortaPack H4M by OpenSourceSDRLab is a new design of the HackRF PortaPack which comes with various improvements. The PortaPack H4M adds I2C capable GPIO ports, a USB-C connector, a built-in speaker...
View ArticleUsing a HackRF and JavaScript Browser App to Perform Rolljam Replay Attacks...
Over on her website, Charlie Gerard has uploaded a page showing how she was able to perform a replay attack on a car's wireless entry system using a HackRF and a JavaScript browser app she wrote....
View ArticleDragonOS: Setting up AISMon with WINE and Virtual Audio Sink for HackRF and...
Over on his YouTube channel Aaron, creator of the DragonOS image (a Linux image with many built-in SDR compatible programs) has uploaded a new video showing how it is possible to run the Windows only...
View ArticleVideo on the Basics of SDR for Hackers
On YouTube, An0n Ali posted a video providing a good overview of the basics of using a software-defined radio for hacking. The video introduces RTL-SDR and how it can be used to listen to unencrypted...
View ArticleSaveitforparts: Snooping on the SatGus Selfie Satellite
SatGus is a recently launched cubesat owned by CrunchLabs/Mark Rober, an extremely popular science and engineering YouTuber. The satellite is designed to take selfies of CrunchLabs customers' own...
View ArticleTechMinds: Testing out the SDRBerry Software on a Pi 4 with Touchscreen
Over on the TechMinds YouTube channel, Matt has posted a video demonstrating the SDRBerry software, which can be used with many SDR devices, including the RTL-SDR, on a Raspberry Pi with a touchscreen....
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