[Cialug] Mini-SETI

[Dan Hockey]

The yagi antennae( if they have it in stock) will work with their rtl using
one of their adapters, if you want to get general direction of where the
signals are coming from.

On Sat, Jun 18, 2016 at 2:50 PM, Dan Hockey <icepuck2k at gmail.com> wrote:

> http://hakshop.myshopify.com/collections/wireless-gear
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> You could start off with the usb rtl sdr receiver. search for "linux sdr"
> there's all sort of sdr info to get started with.
> Then there's the pod casts on hak5. The ones on sdr would be good place to
> start.
>
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> On Sat, Jun 18, 2016 at 2:31 PM, Todd Pierce <toddcpierce at gmail.com>
> wrote:
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>> Crew,
>>
>> If you remember me, I had that client in New Mexico and people seemed to
>> be
>> always trying to kill her.  Well, she's still alive.  Of course, her
>> apartment still routinely gets broken into and her car is frequently being
>> sabotaged, but hey, she keeps chuggin.
>>
>> I'm in Tulsa now and she calls me and says she's freaked out about the
>> latest surveillance on her.  Apparently, even though she keeps her
>> bluetooth off on her phone, when she's driving down the road it
>> occasionally comes up as being paired with something.  The phone is only a
>> week old.
>>
>> Anyway, she was asking me if there was a way she could monitor the radio
>> frequencies in her vicinity and possibly make sense of them.
>>
>> Naturally, she's a bit paranoid, but since she already has a laptop
>> running
>> linux, perhaps there is a way to find a piece of cheap RF scanning
>> hardware
>> which would output something the laptop could display and crunch.
>>
>> I thought you all might be interested since it's kinda like a kid's
>> science
>> project but it could also seriously comfort her or push her completely
>> over
>> the edge.
>>
>> Just trying to keep things interesting.
>>
>> I'm all ears.
>>
>> -Todd
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