SDR for Ethical Hackers and Security Researchers 5.0

SDR for Ethical Hackers and Security Researchers 5.0, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 29 lectures, based on 12 reviews, and has 381 subscribers.

You will learn about What is Software Defined Radio SDR Learn different types of frequencies Transmitting different signals using Raspberry PI How to communicate on radio frequency without internet Transmitting different data types including text, voice, and image data Capture and Replay attack on different radio frequency devices Learn how to use Raspberry PI as a radio frequency transmitter This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone Interested in Software Defined Radio or Anyone Interested in using Raspberry PI as a radio frequency transmitter or Anyone Interested in decoding radio signals It is particularly useful for Anyone Interested in Software Defined Radio or Anyone Interested in using Raspberry PI as a radio frequency transmitter or Anyone Interested in decoding radio signals.

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Summary

Title: SDR for Ethical Hackers and Security Researchers 5.0

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 29

Number of Published Lectures: 29

Number of Curriculum Items: 29

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 29

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

What is Software Defined Radio SDR

Learn different types of frequencies

Transmitting different signals using Raspberry PI

How to communicate on radio frequency without internet

Transmitting different data types including text, voice, and image data

Capture and Replay attack on different radio frequency devices

Learn how to use Raspberry PI as a radio frequency transmitter

Who Should Attend

Anyone Interested in Software Defined Radio

Anyone Interested in using Raspberry PI as a radio frequency transmitter

Anyone Interested in decoding radio signals

Target Audiences

Anyone Interested in Software Defined Radio

Anyone Interested in using Raspberry PI as a radio frequency transmitter

Anyone Interested in decoding radio signals

Have you ever thought how you can transfer data from one system to another wirelessly without internet! Or in some emergency conditions where cell phones and internet is not working how you can communicate? well this is what we will see in our 5th course of SDR for ethical hackers and security researchers.

In this course of SDR we are just going to use Raspberry PI and SDR dongle and create some amazing projects

First, we will setup Raspberry Pi device and install different operating systems into it in a way in which we will not use any keyboard or mouse and this setup will not only help you in this course but in your other courses as well and in your professional life as well.

Then we will do a crash course of SDR so those who haven’t watched our pervious courses of SDR can understand the basics of SDR

After that we will move to our first project in which we will create PiAware with Raspberry PI, so PiAware is a system in which you can track all types of planes within your vicinity

We will discuss different types of frequencies which we can transmit on air.

Then we see will how we can transmit different types of data on radio frequency

We will see how to transmit and receive:

· Text data

· Image data

· Voice data

And we will do this just on radio frequency without using any type of internet connection

We will also see what is capture and reply attack and how we can capture signals and again retransmit those signals on same frequency and how we can do this attack on different wireless devices

This complete course is based on Raspberry Pi and RTL-SDR dongle so don’t need any other expensive SDR transmitter or receiver for this course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: 02-Make your life easier

Chapter 2: 01-Setup Raspberry PI

Lecture 1: 01-Raspberry PI Headless Installation

Lecture 2: 02-Required Things for Headless Setup

Lecture 3: 03-Optional Things with Raspberry PI Setup

Lecture 4: 04-Connection Types

Lecture 5: 05-Raspberry PI OS (Raspbian) Install

Lecture 6: 06-Formatting microSD card

Lecture 7: 07-Kali Linux Install

Lecture 8: 08-DragonOS install

Lecture 9: 09-Raspberry PI OS from SSD

Lecture 10: 10-Kali Linux OS from SSD

Lecture 11: 11-DragonOS from SSD

Chapter 3: 02-Basics of SDR (crash course)

Lecture 1: 01-What is SDR

Lecture 2: 02-Types of SDR Devices

Chapter 4: 03-Different SDR tools

Lecture 1: 03-Different SDR tools

Chapter 5: 04-PiAware ADS-B

Lecture 1: 04-PiAware ADS-B

Chapter 6: 05-Transmitting and Receiving Frequencies

Lecture 1: 05-Transmitting and Receiving Frequencies

Chapter 7: 06-Transmitting and Receiving Text Data

Lecture 1: 06-Transmitting and Receiving Text Data

Chapter 8: 07-Transmitting and Receiving Audio Data

Lecture 1: 07-Transmitting and Receiving Audio Data

Chapter 9: 08-Transmitting and Receiving Pictures

Lecture 1: 08-Transmitting and Receiving Pictures

Chapter 10: 09-Transmitting Replay Attacks

Lecture 1: 01-What is Capture and Replay Attack

Lecture 2: 02-Finding frequencies with FCC IDs

Lecture 3: 03-Check Wireless Doorbell frequency

Lecture 4: 04-Transmit Doorbell Signals

Lecture 5: 05-Check Wireless Switch frequency

Lecture 6: 06-Transmit Switch Signals

Chapter 11: Additional Materials

Lecture 1: Whats Next?

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Arsalan Saleem
Software Developer and Security Expert

Secure Techware
Innovate Your Business

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