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For our Japanese Bash Bunny users, here is a translation of the READ_ME file. Big thanks to El Kentaro for creating this for us! BashBunny_README_J.txt.txt
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@Snubs, for xmas i got myself a shiny and new bladeRFx40. YAY! Knowing your love for all things SDR, I wanted to share with you a synopsis of my adventures with the bladeRF. I have set up a raspberryPi with YateBTS and gps-sdr-sim: https://github.com/osqzss/gps-sdr-sim
I am now able to run my own GSM BTS or spoof a GPS satellite that tells nearby devices they are actually at the Kremlin.. fun.YateBTS obviously really caught my interest as i quickly discovered after buying a pack of $1 sim cards a best buy and putting them in a couple of unlocked devices, I was able to get the ATT cards to automatically connect to my BTS using MCC:310 and MNC:410 in combination to make my BTS appear to be an ATT tower. (no worries, as i did this in a lead box to prevent my signal from leaking to the real world, wouldn't want to go to interfere with the outside world) I was also able to get T-mobile cards to connect by manually forcing them, but i suppose i could find the MCC and MNC for them as well and get an auto connect.
Anyway, YATES is set up to automatically send a greeting SMS to phones that connect, of which i of course altered to say "Emergency Alert: Someone has farted" But it got me thinking, if someone like me with little to no real knowledge around RF was able to do this for under $500 and a 12 hour investiment, why is GSM still being used. seems like anyone could build an IMSI catcher or stingray. One could potentially go into a public venue with bad cell reception and start sending "greeting messages" to all the GSM phones with roaming enabled, creating a localized histeria of "wait, who farted?!?" Now of course my curious mind is wondering how secure the Emergency Broadcast system is as well? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_Broadcast
I would love to see you do a segment on this..
Onus
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Here's Viss's Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/RavenholmSpices I'm a fan. I put mine on tacos, in spaghetti sauce, basically anything that needs a kick. I keep a container of spices on my keychain - it's a necessity.
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The current state is unknown, however with the correct sixth sense, you have the ability to know the full truths.
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All of our episodes are posted on the Youtube channel: youtube.com/hak5, immediately when available for release. The RSS is currently up and down, so I'd suggest subscribing on Youtube to get them as soon as they release.
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You too!
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frequencies for keyfob or rfid cards?
Snubs replied to defaultzero's topic in SDR - Software Defined Radio
Hmmm... I know several folks who have been working on similar things such as checking out keyfob frequencies, however I think they change everytime so it'd be hard to decrypt. Dragorn did this which looks pretty cool: http://blog.kismetwireless.net/2013/08/playing-with-hackrf-keyfobs.html -
Sorry to say but I agree with most of you lot :P When you're using company equipment / on the clock I just assume you're being watched. Hell, back in the day when I was full-time at a bank as a CSR, I know I was being watched because they eventually blocked my access to the H5 website.
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Hello to all of our new forum members! Thanks for joining :)
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A Call to Arms! Lets help out a well known community member
Snubs replied to bytedeez's topic in Everything Else
I feel sorry for this guy. I haven't seen his YT videos but it sounds like his vids are pretty similar to what we do. I hope he's able to resolve the issue with Youtube! -
SOLVED ~ remove sd card new usb rubber ducky
Snubs replied to daemorog's topic in Classic USB Rubber Ducky
I found tweezers to be best as well. I hope you enjoy the ducky!! -
Yup, I was curious about it too, so I interviewed Steve Gibson on Tekzilla. It's a pretty cool tool, but it's pricey.
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I need A New Laptop for under $1,000. Suggestions?
Snubs replied to robertrust's topic in Everything Else
Cooper, sorry, but I HAVE actually had some hands on experience with that one and reviewed that one. I personally enjoyed it use, and it's matches robertrust's criteria, other than the price. It run games well enough for amateur use (not for a serious gamer), and works for general schoolwork. Yes it's missing a couple of ports, but those can be implemented with a USB hub. The hinge is tight and isn't an issue, and the battery lasts over 5 hours, which I consider low compared to a MBA or S7. Not to mention Dell also has excellent customer service from my personal experience. Honestly, I'm not sure I could provide a worthy recommendation unless I've actually used the product in question, which is why I recommended that XPS 13. I would recommend something like my Acer S7, but that's way too expensive, unless you purchase an older model. Robertrust, I hope you find a good laptop that meets your needs. LMK what you choose. :) -
Other than the fact that the story is incredibly sexist (like... I know a few marketing chicks who actually do know a thing or two about programming, so you never know...) I've been doing something similar for consumer freebies. :) There's a site called PinchMe that gives you free consumer goods for your reviews. Just put in a work address and your fake email and you're good. They don't pay you but you do get freebies in the mail, with little effort.
