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Cogito, Ergo Hack

Working on and studying experiences and materials that provide insights and tools to fortify digital and physical infrastructure. I make things and I break things and in that process, I hope to find some answers to how things work. I have brilliant friends and teachers that have come before me and provide an immense portfolio of ideas and guides to this wild world of security.

Currently Working on Creating Youtube Channel but in the Meantime, Check Out My Friends

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Sapsan Cybersecurity + Military

Excellent deep dives into all things security.

HackedExistence Replay Attack

Some of the most clear yet advanced instructions on RF hacks from my buddies.

Hacky Write-ups

Exploring the Evil Crow RF V2 + H-RAT Firmware

The H-RAT firmware transforms the Evil Crow RF v2 into a potent field tool. The H-RAT firmware allows full access to the powerhouse that is the Evil Crow RF V2 with a gorgeous and easy-to-use web UI. Connect to the access point provided by the native ESP-32 chip and navigate to 192.168.4.1 for a clear and clean control center. There are TWO CC1101 subghz modules + cool and practical stubby antennas that allow FULL DUPLEX. This means we're talking receive and transmission of signals AT THE SAME TIME. This allows for complex research and attacks like rolljam experiments and a lot more. There is an extensive amount of data that is pulled from receiving these signals and the H-RAT firmware parses and displays every bit in clear plaintext. You'll find seperate sections for binary and other variations of information picked up by the subghz radios. There is ALSO a built-in NRF module for further communication + experiments in the 2.5 ghz spectrum but primarily, I use the ECRFv2 for sub-gigahertz research. I am working on a video that dives into a lot more of this content. Get on over to https://sapsan-sklep.pl/ and pick up one or two for yourself.


                

Building the Raspyjack Network Pentest Tool

A brilliant tool found at https://github.com/7h30th3r0n3/Raspyjack for network recon and exploitation. The github repo provides all the materials and direction you will need to put one together. The first youtube video I put together shortly will likely be on this build.

From the Lab

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