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Introduction to SDR Hacking

"We have these mysterious electromagnetic waves that we cannot see with the naked eye. But they are here," said Heinrich Hertz. Years after, our technologies evolved and made us available to observe with the help of Software-Defined Radio devices that also became very affordable. But this world may be complicated to integrate. Indeed, even with all the available resources, choosing the right equipment and the lake of basics can be a real deal-breaker when having a project in mind.

This course will introduce all the essential concepts around Radio and Software-Defined Radio with quiz questions and practical exercises. Here will teach how Software-Defined Radio works, how to make your observations correctly with existing tools, and save plenty of time if you are trying to identify and analyze a signal over the air.
Format

 Online
Course

Level

Beginner

Duration: 1 day and half

 > 6 hours + exercises

 covering many SDR devices!
Hands-on

 Scripts, quiz questions, practice on captures

Extra resources

 VM & captures

Access

 Unlimited access

Certificate

  Completion

Price exclusive
(ex. 20% VAT)

$850

What you are going to learn

The ultimate icebreaker to enter the SDR world!

Many wireless devices communicate over straightforward radio protocols. With the right tools, it is possible to sniff, decode and even replay or inject such communications. Such devices rarely implement any level of security, whether it’s a toy, a garage opener, or a wireless intercom. It’s enough to understand the encoding to attack and analyze the underlying communication. This course is ideally suited for engineers new to RF and SDR or unfamiliar with standard RF analysis tools.

This course is the icebreaker to entering the Software-Defined Radio world!
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Throughout this course, you will discover:

  • how radio works,
  • ways to monitor, identify, and capture signals in the air,
  • how to make and analyze a capture,
  • learn different software, devices, and techniques in practice, to intercept signals,
  • how to choose the right equipment for your contexts,
  • Faraday cages and how to build a cheap one,
  • covers many SDRs: hackRF, bladeRF v2, USRP B versions, LimeSDR, RTL-SDR, ADALM-PlutoSDR, Airspy,
  • covers the latest versions of GNU Radio: 3.9 and 3.10 mainly.

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