Intercepting, modifying, and generating wireless signals with SDR

Presented at THOTCON 0x8 (2017), May 4, 2017, noon (50 minutes)

In this talk, we'll be exploring how wireless communication works. We'll capture digital data live (with Software-Defined Radio), and see how the actual bits are transmitted. From here, we'll see how to view, listen to, manipulate, and replay wireless signals. We'll also look at interrupting wireless communication, and finally, we'll even generate new radio waves from scratch (which can be useful for fuzzing). I'll also be demoing some brand new tools I've written to help in the interception, manipulation, and generation of digital wireless signals with SDR.


Presenters:

  • Caleb Madrigal / metem as Caleb Madrigal (metem)
    Caleb Madrigal is a software engineer working on Incident Response software at Mandiant/FireEye. He does a good bit of LAN/Radio/IoT hacking.

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