Over the past two decades cheap radio technology has made accessing and observing the RF spectrum achievable for the hobbyist as well as the professional. Radio Frequency Applications takes students on a tour of Bluetooth, WiFi, and SDR applications with the express goal of tracking and locating rogue signals.
Much of the content of this course will explore the possibilities of using commercial WiFi, Bluetooth, and Software Defined Radio (SDR) gear in an investigative fashion. This will include leveraging hardware such as the WiFi Pineapple and HackRF as well as software such as TEMPEST SDR and HackRF Sweep.
This knowledge will be reinforced with daily exercises and will continue to be fostered through student take home equipment and training devices.
Topics will include:
- Finding Rogue Bluetooth Clients
- Finding Rogue Wifi Clients
- Locating Rogue Access Point
- Leveraging the WiFi Pineapple for Device Detection and Location
- Using Software Defined Radios
- Using RF Based Microcontrollers for Training
- Basic Linux Familiarization
Students will Receive:
- Ubertooth One (while supplies last)
- WiFi Pineapple
- HackRF One
- Portapack
- Raspberry Pi 4 Kit
- Raspberry Pi Touchscreen
- Headphones
- USB Battery Pack
- Wireless and Wired Keyboard
- Portable HDMI Monitor
- Shielded USB Cabling
- USB Drive with Course Material
- Remote Relay
- Adafruit Feather Microcontroller
Schedule
Day 1
Linux Primer
Pentoo Linux
Classic Bluetooth
Bluetooth Low Energy
Ubertooth One
Day 2
TSCM Pi
Bluetooth Tracking Lab
WiFi Infrastructure
Finding WiFi Devices
Tracking WiFi Clients
Day 3
WiFi Pineapple
Weaponizing the WiFi Pineapple
Tracking Clients Exercise
Day 4
Kismet
Software Defined Radio (SDR)
HackRF Basics
SDR Software
SDR Attacks
TEMPEST SDR
Day 5
SDR with Pentoo Linux
HackRF Portapack
Adafruit Feather Training Transmitters
