
Matt Brown
@nmatt0 • 11,754 subscribers
Principal Consultant @ Brown Fine Security | IoT Security Researcher | Soli Deo Gloria
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I bought an industrial radio controller made in China that transmits on unauthorized frequencies in the US. As it turns out, there are many of these knock off units being sold on ebay, Alibaba, etc. In order to safely test the units, I used an RF enclosure to be sure that these unauthorized signals were not transmitted outside of my lab environment. Using a USRP Software Defined Radio (SDR) I was able to observe that these radios transmit reserved for cell service and commercial aviation air-ground systems. Additionally, I was able to perform a simple replay attack on the controller signals to successfully actuate the receiver.
Matt Brown138,022 次观看 • 15 天前

We've got Opus 4.8 at home! Running DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision-Exp on 2 x DGX Spark with OMP. This is a mini-benchmark firmware analysis task I've been using to test out different models/harnesses. Opus 4.8 didn't find anything in this firmware that DeepSeek didn't. Thanks Mia
Matt Brown25,804 次观看 • 1 个月前

Wanna find IoT vulns before you ever get your hands on the device? Download some firmware and lets go! In this video we show off how moria and mithril work together to identify, unpack and mine IoT firmware for secrets, insecure configs and more! Check out the tools at the links below! moria: mithril:
Matt Brown15,264 次观看 • 1 个月前

There are lots of great tools out there for Software Defined Radios (SDRs). GNURadio. Universal Radio Hacker. So many more. BUT, did you ever wonder how these tools actually turn radio signals into digital data? The Ones and Zeros that we want to see? In my new video series, I'm pulling back the curtain on demodulation, the process of turning a radio signal into a digital one. We are going to use libuhd and write our own C++ code to do all the work. no shortcuts. no library calls for demod. Part 1: On-Off Keying
Matt Brown32,672 次观看 • 4 个月前
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