Wireless security testing with attack
summary
Demonstrates practical wireless attacks using GNURadio and cheap SDRs (RTL‑SDR ≈ $20, HackRF ≈ $300) to do two reproducible hacks: a working 2.4 GHz wireless‑keyboard sniffer/keylogger that decodes Microsoft dongle packets (some Japanese models fail) and an ADS‑B replay setup that injects recorded Mode S packets via network and by low‑power RF (successful at centimeter range), showing how unencrypted, unauthenticated aviation broadcasts and cheap consumer radios make these attacks trivial to build and execute.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Wireless security testing
- 1:16SDR and applications
- 5:24GNU Radio basics
- 14:19Steps for testing
- 22:23Keylogging on MS keyboards
- 32:27ADS-B vulnerabilities
- 42:58Replay attacks on ADS-B
- 50:28Aviation security challenges
- 53:45Q&A
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