RFInfoSec @RFInfoSec

RF #CyberSecurity News, Sources & Analysis. London, England Joined September 2016

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📟F0ECM Eric 📡 @F0ECM

2 years ago

29 MHz was open this afternoon with some communications from Israel on 37 and 38 MHz

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AMSAT-SM (SM0TGU Lars) @amsat_sm

2 years ago

Did some better arrangement for my SatNOGS and downconverter hardware. #satnogs #airspy

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I've implemented a spectrum display for the Maia SDR waterfall. I'd like feedback about the UX (is it readable?, is it functional?, is it obvious?...). Head over to maia-sdr.org/waterfall-demo/ to try it in your browser.

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丂卄ㄖᗪ卂几 - 👋 crack fingers @therealshodan

2 years ago

For over a year my free time has been spent turning this ‘LilyGo T-Dongle S3’ into hacking tool USB/WiFi/BT which I’ve named the USB Army Knife. This device is cheap, tiny, has a screen, SPI port, button and can do a ton of stuff with the ESP32-S3 inside. It has consumed me! 🧵

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RFInfoSec @RFInfoSec

2 years ago

Don't miss part 2 of @ea4gpz fascinating DME signal analysis, a truly thorough and remarkable technical study. destevez.net/2024/10/analys…

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RFInfoSec @RFInfoSec

2 years ago

🔗 Full details here: publicintelligence.net/us-hsgac-trump…

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RFInfoSec @RFInfoSec

2 years ago

Secret Service’s Counter-UAS system was down due to technical issues until 4:33 PM, leaving gaps in drone detection capability.

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RFInfoSec @RFInfoSec

2 years ago

Interesting facts from the report on Trump assassination attempt: Multiple radio communication failures plagued Secret Service during the rally. Agents were forced to rely on cell phones due to faulty radios 📡❌

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RFInfoSec @RFInfoSec

2 years ago

Just read a fascinating article on how easy it is to spoof messages on old pager networks like POCSAG using cheap tools. Explains the vulnerabilities and even touches on possible uses in real-world attacks like the Lebanon pager explosions. telescope.ac/petazzoni/kl9k…

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Open Source Intel @Osint613

2 years ago

IMPORTANT 🚨 This is a developing story, and all information is preliminary, with numbers and info subject to change. Roughly an hour ago, Hezbollah’s encrypted pager devices began simultaneously, exploding across Lebanon, including in Damascus. Initial reports from Lebanon estimate around 1,000+ casualties so far. Hezbollah has instructed all its militants to immediately discard their pagers, calling this the most significant security breach they’ve ever encountered. Iran's Mehr news agency reports that Mojtaba Amani, Iran's ambassador to Lebanon, was injured when a pager exploded.

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RFInfoSec @RFInfoSec

2 years ago

@DieuwertWubbeJr "Good observation! You're right that POCSAG can be a weak point in security due to its use of plain text. They may be using encrypted firmware modifications (possibly with Iranian support) or some offline encryption.

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RFInfoSec @RFInfoSec

2 years ago

@Pataramesh @sentdefender @Osinttechnical @WarMonitors @IntelCrab

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RFInfoSec @RFInfoSec

2 years ago

🧵 OSINT THREAD: Israeli military intelligence has reportedly planted explosives in pagers used by Hezbollah operatives. Analyzing images, I've identified the pager model as the Apollo Gold AP-700, a UHF device operating in the 400~470 MHz band. #OSINT