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Brute Force Garage And Hack-RF With Raspberry Pi : A Comprehensive Guide To Radio Signal Exploration

All actions and/or activities related to this program are your sole responsibility. Misuse of this toolkit may result in criminal prosecution against the individuals in question. 

Contributors will not be held responsible for any criminal charges brought against people who misuse this toolkit to break the law.

This project just aims to demonstrate the flaws of the radio devices around us and the understanding of radio signals

This tool is designed for educational purposes only. Do not try to break the law with anything contained here. If that’s your intention, then get the hell out of here!

Features

  • Capture radio signal
  • Replay radio signal
  • Brute force garage door
  • Hack radio and Jam signal
  • Save signals in an encrypted database

Installation

This Script Work Only With Raspberry Pi

You Need An RTL-SDR USB dongle For Capture Signal

Raspberry ModelSatus
PizeroOK
PizeroWOK
PizeroW 2OK
PiA+OK
PiBOK
PiB+OK
P2BOK
Pi3BOK
Pi3B+OK
Pi4OK
$ sudo git clone https://github.com/Lucstay11/Brute-force-garage-and-hack-rf/

Install the depencies

$ cd Brute-force-garage-and-hack-rf
$ sudo chmod +x install.sh
$ bash install.sh

Run the script! You need to use sudo for everything to work properly

$ sudo bash rf.sh

If you have problem with right do this Give rights to all directories

$ sudo chmod -R 777 Brute-force-garage-and-hack-rf

For more information click here.

Varshini

Varshini is a Cyber Security expert in Threat Analysis, Vulnerability Assessment, and Research. Passionate about staying ahead of emerging Threats and Technologies.

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