February 2016 Software Defined Radios Lab

SteelCity InfoSec with David Warren and Jon Zeolla Introduce labs for learning to use your SDR. Lab requirements - An SDR - An antenna for your SDR - A laptop with at least 4GB of memory and 2 cores - VMWare Player installed - Either This VM (https://goo.gl/CqhWQ5) downloaded and tested successfully, or this script (https://github.com/JonZeolla/Lab/blob/2016-02-11_SCIS_SoftwareDefinedRadio/setup/Kickstart.sh) run successfully on an Ubuntu 15.10 machine. Warning: The script will take a long time to run (between 30 minutes and multiple hours), and is more prone to error, so the preferred method of participating is via the VM. Recommendations - Watch this talk: (https://greatscottgadgets.com/sdr/1/) Watch this talk: (https://greatscottgadgets.com/sdr/2/) Table of Contents: 00:00 - Introductions 00:19 - TEK systems Sponsor Information 01:53 - Welcome to SteelCity Information Security 03:23 - Lab Prep Information 06:47 - Radio Recap 08:00 - Regulations 09:37 - What is a Software Defined Radio 11:38 - Spectrum Analysis: gqrx 14:57 - GQRX: Demodulate a Signal 18:04 - ADSB Receiver 27:38 - GNU Companion 28:57 - GNUC: Waterfall Graph 35:25 - GNUC: Capture to a File 41:27 - GNUC: Import File Data 44:15 - GNUC: FM Demodulation 55:07 - Analyse a Mystery Signal 01:16:45 - Questions? 01:23:02 - Closing