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Software Defined Radio (SDR) opens the door to hidden worlds of wireless and radio frequency technology. For very little cost and just a few minutes of training, you will monitor local radio traffic, track aircraft.
Delving further, you'll use specialized hardware and software, like the Flipper Zero and HackRF, copy RFID and sub-GHz signals, and even generate your own transmissions for tactical use.
Instructor: Grey Fox
Grey Fox is a U.S. military veteran with over 20 years of intelligence and cybersecurity experience, specializing in offensive cyberspace operations, digital network intelligence, and SDR instruction. He has presented at DEF CON and B-Sides, and holds certifications like CISSP, GCTI, GASF, GAWN, and CWNA.
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What You Will Learn
Lesson One: Radio frequency and antenna basics, SDR concepts, RTL-SDR chipset, and receiving radio signals
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Lesson Three: Intro to HackRF and generating signals using DragonOS
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What You Will Need
Laptop running Windows 10/11 or Ubuntu 22.04 (MacOS support may vary)
Hypervisor to run DragonOS (optional)
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2 aerial antenna sets
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Course book
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Ideal for radio frequency hackers, hardware testers, SIGINT operators, and anyone interested in foundational SDR operations for tactical use.
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Instructor: Grey Fox
Grey Fox is a U.S. military veteran with over 20 years of intelligence and cybersecurity experience, specializing in offensive cyberspace operations, digital network intelligence, and SDR instruction. He has presented at DEF CON and B-Sides, and holds certifications like CISSP, GCTI, GASF, GAWN, and CWNA.
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Lesson Two: Exploring local radio signals, tracking aircraft with ADS-B, and exploring local radio repeaters for intelligence collection
Lesson Three: Intro to HackRF and generating signals using DragonOS
Lesson Four: Flipper Zero walk-through, spectrum analysis, and signal replay
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Hypervisor to run DragonOS (optional)
Bring your own Flipper Zero and/or HackRF (if available)
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RTL-SDR v3/v4
2 aerial antenna sets
Antenna stand and SMA connection cables
Course book
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