Various posts about Radio Security dealing with Garage remotes, cars and other radio devices.
TLDR; You can listen to all of the San Francisco CERS (Public Safety) Trunked system at https://openmhz.com/system/sfcers_am , this guide will show you how you can do the same for it or another trunked system! I am uploading all of San Francisco CERS ( Public Safety ), including Police/EMS/Sheriff/Citywide/gov/etc to https://t.co/tJiKBRXhP4 Covers the area in the…
Recently, I’ve seen a number of posts on Facebook groups for South African communities about people having their car remotes jammed and the contents of their cars cleaned out while they are at petrol stations, malls and other public areas. It seems to be on the rise as an easy way for criminals to gain…
This blog post will discuss the implementation of Codegrabbing / RollJam, just one method of attacking AM/OOK systems that implement rolling codes (such as keeloq) — these systems are commonly found on modern vehicles and entry systems such as gates and garages. This technique has been used and spoken about for a number of years…
Introduction Its been absolutely ages since I’ve posted anything on the blog, not that I havent been doing things, just really not many things I felt good enough to write an entry about. I got a lot of feedback regarding my previous entry about Hacking Fixed key remotes and I decided to build on that slightly….
Previously I discussed using my RTL-SDR to merely listen for analog audio signals. In this entry I’ll discuss using it to decode digital signals (this example on fixed remote signals often used for garages / gates ) so that they can be replayed/brute forced with something like the RFCat project (based on TI’s CC1111EMK module)….