Frequey, the official mascot of a1100k
Introducing a1100K (a play on words of OOK (On-Off Keying), a simple form of digital signal modulation commonly exploited in RF replay attacks) is a work-in-progress, one-stop shop for all kinds of radio frequency hacks across various platforms. This repository is an evolving collection of fun tools that explore the vulnerabilities of the devices we use in our everyday lives.
One of the new projects in this repo is a De-Bruijn-empowered radio frequency hacker, designed to reverse-engineer radio signals from devices like garage door openers, revealing security flaws in common tools around us.
This tool is a Frequency Capturer and De-Bruijn Sequence Generator for Brute-Forcing & Replay Attacks on Cool Platforms like Arduino and the Flipper Zero. It enables frequency analysis, capturing, and brute-forcing through the efficient use of De-Bruijn sequences, perfect for exploring how everyday wireless devices might be compromised.
So far, this tool has been implemented on both the Flipper Zero and Arduino platforms. Feel free to check it out!
By using this project, you agree to assume full responsibility for your actions and acknowledge that the creators of this project are not liable for any misuse, illegal activity, or damages resulting from the use of this code. This project is intended for educational purposes only. It is the user’s responsibility to ensure that any use of the RF sniffer and De Bruijn sequence generator complies with applicable local laws and regulations. Unauthorized interception or retransmission of radio frequencies may be illegal in certain jurisdictions. Only test on your own stuff!