Wireless Hacking With HackCUBE-Special
summary
A pocket HackCUBE-special builds on a CC1101-based radio and a separate low‑frequency board to attack garage remotes and 125 kHz tags; it captures and decodes signals at 315/433/868/915 MHz and reads/emulates LF chips like T5577, showing replay attacks on fixed‑code remotes and LF emulation (Manchester/NRZ decoding, preamble/CRC parsing). Demos use HackRF/RTL‑SDR or an inexpensive RPi+Arduino combo, the design and PCB are on GitHub, and a web UI controls RF and RFID functions.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to HackCUBE-Special
- 1:39What is HackCUBE
- 3:30HackCUBE hardware specs
- 6:11Attacking parking barriers
- 9:21SDR tools for signal capture
- 13:12Analyzing rolling code signals
- 17:36Attacking 125 kHz RFID systems
- 25:17Protocol decoding for RFID
- 29:57Emulating RFID tags
- 31:29Using HackCUBE web interface
- 33:55Q&A session
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