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WarDragon SDRTrunk Test, Trunk-Recorder Setup, and CyberEther Quick Fix (Airspy R2, P25 Phase II)

Welcome to the WarDragon, your all-in-one solution for software-defined radio (SDR) enthusiasts! In this video, I'll walk you through setting up two powerful tools, SDRTrunk and Trunk-Recorder, to effortlessly monitor ...P25 Phase II networks.

** It was brought to my attention that I should point out that you should check your local laws and regulations when it comes to listening to public and emergency services unencrypted communications. **

First up, we'll dive into configuring SDRTrunk to harness the full potential of your Airspy R2 SDR, utilizing its impressive 10MHz wide capability. With SDRTrunk, you'll be able to seamlessly track talk channels by simply inputting the control frequency.

Next, I'll demonstrate the swift installation process of Trunk-Recorder. With just one additional package installation and a quick JSON config file setup, you'll be ready to decode and record audio from a P25 network effortlessly.

Unrelated, but still important, I'll troubleshoot an issue I noticed when connecting to a headless CyberEther instance. A simple fix involving removing a specific .bin file from the gstreamer directory and restarting CyberEther resolved the issue I was seeing.

Join me on the WarDragon as we unlock the full potential of SDR technology and revolutionize your monitoring experience.

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WarDragon SDRTrunk Test, Trunk-Recorder Setup, and CyberEther Quick Fix (Airspy R2, P25 Phase II)

Welcome to the WarDragon, your all-in-one solution for ...

WarDragon Remote Kismet w/ MetaGPSD to Kismet Server + CoT to TAK Testing (Internal WiFi)

In this video, I dive into the world of advanced wireless network ...

In this video, I dive into the world of advanced wireless network monitoring and geolocation tracking using a combination of powerful tools and projects. Actually I was just out and ...about doing this on the fly, so expect to see some mistakes in the video. Overall, it worked out pretty well and I figured I'd share the setup.

First, we explore the capabilities of Kismet Remote Capabilities, a feature-rich tool for capturing wireless traffic remotely. Check out the detailed documentation
https://www.kismetwireless.net/docs/readme/remotecap/remotecap/

Next, we combine Kismet with the Python-Kismet-MetaGPSD project, which enables real-time GPS data association with our remote captures. Learn more about this integration
https://github.com/hobobandy/python-kismet-metagpsd

To streamline the setup process, I've created a Python wrapper tool called Kismet MetaGPSD Quickstart. With just a single command, you can initiate both the remote Kismet capture and the MetaGPSD script. Find the tool
https://github.com/alphafox02/kismet_metagpsd_quickstart

Throughout the video I show how to deploy this setup on a remote WarDragon device connected to the internet via cellular. Using RustDesk for remote access, I demonstrate the installation and authorization of ZeroTier for quick network integration.

Once everything is up and running, the WarDragon can transmit data to a remote Kismet Server. Additionally, I show how to leverage the WigleToTak Python script to convert Kismet logs into Cursor on Target (CoT) format for integration with a TAK server.

For further insights into setting up a TAK server and configuring CoT on non-SSL ports, check out these additional resources:

- [Configuring CoT on Non-SSL Ports]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRU4gTaeH8s (Jump to 14:00 for crucial configuration steps)
- [TAK Server Setup](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa7U4aWLyw4)

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WarDragon EMEye/TempestSDR Camera Eavesdropping Attack Research (B210, Airspy R2, Wzye Cam Pan v2)

In this video, I guide you through a practical demonstration of ...

Unveiling the unseen at 1090Mhz! With a b210 + EMEye, I’m looking at more than just aircraft. #wyze

WarDragon Late Night NGScopeclient Initial Setup w/ UHD Bridge Test (B205mini) part 1

In this video I demonstrate how to compile NGScopeclient on the ...

DragonOS FocalX Sending Text Messages Over the Air with HackRF (GnuRadio, HackRF-Minimodem-ImGui)

In this video we'll be using two HackRF software defined radios and a ...

WarDragon Introducing WigleToTak: Converting Wi-Fi Data to CoT for TAK Servers (goATAK, Kismet)

Welcome to my latest video. I'm excited to demonstrate the ...

WarDragon Initial Setup for Headless Usage (Airspy R2)

Designed to assist those who have received or are expecting their ...

WarDragon KrakenSDR to TAK Python + Federate TAK Server w/ K2T Developer (KrakenSDR)

Welcome to our latest YouTube collaboration! In this video, we delve ...

Welcome to our latest YouTube collaboration! In this video, we delve into the integration between the KrakenSDR and TAK (Tactical Assault Kit) server, orchestrated by SignalMedic. SignalMedic introduces his Python-based ...update to his previous NodeRed-dependent system, designed to extract data from the KrakenSDR and relay it to a TAK server.

Witness the capabilities of SignalMedic's creation as we showcase its functionalities with two KrakenSDR endpoints, transmitting lines of bearing and other information to our TAK server setup. We explore setting up and running SignalMedic's project on a WarDragon, a custom kit powered by DragonOS that I've enhanced with a KrakenSDR specifically for this demonstration.

Join us as we demonstrate the integration between the KrakenSDR and the TAK server, showcasing the ease of setup and operation, thanks to previous tutorials on setting up a TAK server and configuring inputs for KrakenSDR data streams. We address challenges encountered during communication between TAK servers and discuss the manual certificate import process from SignalMedic's server to ensure smooth operation.

Additionally, we touch upon federating two TAK servers to enable seamless information sharing between environments, enhancing situational awareness and operational efficiency.

I also mention the perviously explored the Goatak project, an ATAK client for Linux written in GO, which promises to expand the capabilities and accessibility of TAK operations on Linux platforms.

Don't miss this exploration of Kraken-to-TAK integration, where innovation meets practicality in the realm of tactical communications and situational awareness.

Find the projects mentioned in the video here:

- SignalMedic's Kraken-to-TAK Python project: https://github.com/canaryradio/Kraken-to-TAK-Python
- TAK server setup provided in WarDragon:
https://github.com/alphafox02/tak-server
- GOATAK:
https://github.com/kdudkov/goatak

WarDragon available here (when in stock):
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Don't miss out on staying connected:
Catch updates on Twitter: https://twitter.com/cemaxecuter

Supporting the channel:
If you appreciate the value this content brings, I invite you to consider extending your support through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cemaxecuter[+] Show More

WarDragon KrakenSDR to TAK Python + Federate TAK Server w/ K2T Developer (KrakenSDR)

Welcome to our latest YouTube collaboration! In this video, we delve ...

Welcome to our latest YouTube collaboration! In this video, we delve into the integration between the KrakenSDR and TAK (Tactical Assault Kit) server, orchestrated by SignalMedic. SignalMedic introduces his Python-based ...update to his previous NodeRed-dependent system, designed to extract data from the KrakenSDR and relay it to a TAK server.

Witness the capabilities of SignalMedic's creation as we showcase its functionalities with two KrakenSDR endpoints, transmitting lines of bearing and other information to our TAK server setup. We explore setting up and running SignalMedic's project on a WarDragon, a custom kit powered by DragonOS that I've enhanced with a KrakenSDR specifically for this demonstration.

Join us as we demonstrate the integration between the KrakenSDR and the TAK server, showcasing the ease of setup and operation, thanks to previous tutorials on setting up a TAK server and configuring inputs for KrakenSDR data streams. We address challenges encountered during communication between TAK servers and discuss the manual certificate import process from SignalMedic's server to ensure smooth operation.

Additionally, we touch upon federating two TAK servers to enable seamless information sharing between environments, enhancing situational awareness and operational efficiency.

I also mention the perviously explored the Goatak project, an ATAK client for Linux written in GO, which promises to expand the capabilities and accessibility of TAK operations on Linux platforms.

Don't miss this exploration of Kraken-to-TAK integration, where innovation meets practicality in the realm of tactical communications and situational awareness.

Find the projects mentioned in the video here:

- SignalMedic's Kraken-to-TAK Python project: https://github.com/canaryradio/Kraken-to-TAK-Python
- TAK server setup provided in WarDragon:
https://github.com/alphafox02/tak-server
- GOATAK:
https://github.com/kdudkov/goatak
- KrakenSDR
https://www.crowdsupply.com/krakenrf/krakensdr

WarDragon available here (when in stock):
https://cemaxecuter.com/?post_type=product

Don't miss out on staying connected:
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Passive Radar testing w/ DragonOS FocalX. The hardware setup.

DragonOS FocalX Passive Radar Setup + Test w/ Open Source Code (RSPDUO, RTLSDR, Blah2)

Welcome to the world of passive radar exploration! Join me as I setup ...

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WarDragon SDRTrunk Test, Trunk-Recorder Setup, and CyberEther Quick Fix (Airspy R2, P25 Phase II)