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Ever wonder how LTE-based IoT devices communicate over the internet? I modified a Chinese GPS tracker that is in common use in the US and got the cell modem to communicate with internet systems other than the GPS tracker's cloud servers.

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Matt Brown8 ay önce

first video in series:

Adam Langley profil fotoğrafı
Adam Langley8 ay önce

Our original tracking devices used SMS to communicate their location. It was basically a Nokia 5110, a GPS module and board in between to get the location data and then communicate it using AT commands via the Nokia!

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Deral Heiland8 ay önce

Me and a @CarlotaBindner have been doing research in this area also, we released a white paper and spoke at @BlackHatEvents We will be releasing a white paper soon on weaponization of cellular for RSAC26 Keep up the good work !

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Embedr8 ay önce

Hot damn. Bet the comments in that firmware are *chef's kiss* "TODO: fix this later" - 2015

Adam Langley profil fotoğrafı
Adam Langley8 ay önce

Years ago a Chinese tracking manufacturer sold thousands of units, problem is they all used the same either IMSI or ICCID ( can’t remember which ) as to avoid costs. Phone network caught on and disabled that one number, suddenly thousands of units stopped working.

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Allan Ryan8 ay önce

Where software meets hardware, a new frontier opens: endless customization, building exactly what *we* need. Never been a more exciting time to be alive

Pete profil fotoğrafı
Pete8 ay önce

Love your work, do Flock Camera next

Robin Bradshaw profil fotoğrafı
Robin Bradshaw8 ay önce

depending on the model it might be possible to get it running with if you want to run your own reporting server or interface it with home assistant

Adam Langley profil fotoğrafı
Adam Langley8 ay önce

Some tracking devices mobile comms you end up just NAT’d with internet access. Some just connect in to a private network with no internet access at all.

T profil fotoğrafı
T8 ay önce

I always wondered if the bootloader on these devices has a hidden firmware that still calls home even if you flash with a custom firmware like you did. Thoughts?

Misfit Maverick profil fotoğrafı
Misfit Maverick8 ay önce

TCP IP over GSM / UMTS / LTE networks

rhawk profil fotoğrafı
rhawk8 ay önce

Mine just connects to T-Mobile that I pay monthly for. Keeps a warehouse online.

Giordano Bruno profil fotoğrafı
Giordano Bruno8 ay önce

I don't get it? Your bypassing the modem? I just use a wave share 7060 with ESP32 and for SIM. Costs $30 and I have global HTTP, TCP, SMS connectivity. Is this just proof of concept ?

Cl0uddStrife 🛰️👾 profil fotoğrafı
Cl0uddStrife 🛰️👾8 ay önce

This is so cool

Patrick profil fotoğrafı
Patrick8 ay önce

Is the device registered on a cellular plan? Also does it have a data plan?

Steve grins profil fotoğrafı
Steve grins8 ay önce

love this. reverse engineering these trackers is always a rabbit hole. did you have to wrangle AT commands or did it speak some weird custom protocol?

MrRobotMan profil fotoğrafı
MrRobotMan8 ay önce

Wait who pays the LTE bill?

TaffyByte profil fotoğrafı
TaffyByte8 ay önce

Really enjoyed this !

coleipleni profil fotoğrafı
coleipleni8 ay önce

You need t practice getting to the point far more quickly

Illuminated profil fotoğrafı
Illuminated8 ay önce

@CapeCellular esim usb?

☠️ profil fotoğrafı
☠️8 ay önce

Ok now that is freaking cool. For a newbie like me - do you care to explain the hardware/software tool chain you are using?

Pius profil fotoğrafı
Pius8 ay önce

Interesting

Sébastien B profil fotoğrafı
Sébastien B8 ay önce

@pbeyssac

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