Intelsat 19 Unencrypted Satellite Internet Traffic Decoded With GSExtract (IP over DVB)

[@bobbyaxee]

this skills i want to have and more , and mom still ask me why i stay all the night studying🤯 , glad that you're sharing this👏

[@RobVK8FOES]

Hi, welcome to my channel and thanks for the sub. Glad you enjoy my content!

[@angelomarano8458]

Thanks for this video. You are really inspiring I really like watching your work please keep up the amazing work.

[@RobVK8FOES]

Hi, thanks for the positive feed back to my video. I am glad you enjoyed it!

[@OG_Pharaoh_Blaq]

is it possible to create a working internet connection from a DVB signal transmission if you are a prescribed customer of a DVB provider by intercepting the raw signal coming in the setup box using a hardware signal decrypter to create to access the internet from the transmision my setup is receiving from its Geostationary Satellites

[@RobVK8FOES]

I believe what you are describing is what the infamous Russian hacking group that call themselves 'Turla' does: securelist.com/satellite-turla-apt-command-and-control-in-the-sky/72081/ But yes, it is possible to "hijack" satellite DVB IP downlinks. Seemingly, with only a few hundred dollars with off-the-shelf sat-TV receiving equipment... A very scary thought!

[@vtmichael]

Nice! I've wanted to try this since first seeing James' talk. What LNB did you use? And how did you power it? Been looking at Minicircuits bias tee units for about $100 but am unsure if there's an easier solution.

[@RobVK8FOES]

Hi, my hardware setup consists only of consumer grade products, amazingly! A 90cm offset dish for PayTV, a 10700 LO Ku LNB and a TBS5927 USB DVB-S/S2 reciever. I own a few of MiniCircuits products like an LNA and a Bias T, they make good stuff!

[@privetprivet9130]

Hi dudd which sdr rtl is the best one to buy in budget of 50$? Btw. Can you make a full diy flipper zero build , it's appears you know alot about sdr . Glad i found this channel out.

[@RobVK8FOES]

Honestly, you can't go wrong with an RTL-SDR Blog V3, or V4 once they have more in stock. They do have limitations through, hence the affordable price. Amd I dont know much about the FlipperZero, they seem like a cool piece of gear though! I want one.

[@privetprivet9130]

@@RobVK8FOES thx a lot. hope it will run well on raspberry pi 5 due to the crypto extension it had just got .

[@imyoubutbetter9951]

yo hello i am really interested in what you do and want to learn the things that you know now. where can i start or what books should i start reading, or what courses should i do to gather the information that you know. i know it's years of studying but if you would recommend me a way to start or what to learn and so on it would be nice i appreciate it

[@RobVK8FOES]

Hi, could you send me an email to [e-mail]? And I will help you out.

[@ghh-vt2gv]

Thanks for the video

[@RobVK8FOES]

Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed it!

[@maximilianoponce5388]

Watching your videos while listening to signalwave and pretending that I undestand what this is all about.

[@RobVK8FOES]

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[@MosesOsas-qd2sy]

Hi there, thanks got this. Can you do a video on how to decode paid channels with a cheap receiver

[@RobVK8FOES]

Hi. I don't know anything about satellite PayTV hacking, sorry.

[@grumpent]

I just had to subscribe now.

[@RobVK8FOES]

Welcome to my channel dude!

[@craigsutton4903]

Looking at your freqs on Intelsat 19, You have the lnbf l.o set wrong its out by 50... Also your skew is way off. Hence the amount of errors you are seeing.

[@RobVK8FOES]

Hi, yes, for some reason the preset for KU band in EBSPro is 10750 LO, so I've since changed that 10700. Thanks for the advice about the skew. Do you know a good website that can calculate LNB skew dependant on your location? Cheers

[@craigsutton4903]

Skew on Intelsat 19 ku is weird . We have found it favours either V or H. Most of the feed are 12591V-12600v 12609v 12618 V so we peak it for them.

[@RobVK8FOES]

There was heaps of feeds this past weekend on IS-19. Two NRLW matches, one displaying a test pattern, another from IP-UPLINKS.com (BISS scrambled) and the usual CH9 backhaul, A15K. Feed hunting is a fun hobby, I am loving it so far!

[@craigsutton4903]

If you check 12487 V you will find a udp multicast nz radio distribution @@RobVK8FOES

[@RobVK8FOES]

I have found that frequency, TSGrabber dumps a fairly large TS file. Can this file be read by wireshark or GSExtract? How do you decode the traffic? Thanks mate!

[@glitchedpixelscriticaldamage]

I have just stumbled on this channel randomly. I just want to say 1 thing: your video descriptions and channel description is really weird (and saying this to stay in the YT community guidelines). You make a lot of assumptions. And by the way, you spelled some words wrong ... or maybe that is how you talk, like, in the description of this video: "..... AND PUNISHABLE BY HEFTY FINES AND IMPOSINMENT. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!" I will let you ponder on what word is spelled wrong there.

[@RobVK8FOES]

Hi, thanks for the feedback to my channel and videos. Of course I have to say these kinds of things, my channel is focused on RF hacking. Hacking can be considered as a malicious act which is definitely against KZbin terms of service. However, I am guessing that the reason my channel hasn't been nuked yet is because I say disclaimers like "DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME" etc. And, I don't want viewers of my channel to try an attack that I demonstrate in my videos on a real network and then get in trouble by the police and blame me for it. What assumptions are you referring to? In my video descriptions I just try to write a brief essay of the technology that I am attacking because I like to educate my viewers, and for giving context to the video that they are watching. And my channel description is the way it is because as a hacking-focused KZbin channel, I was getting hundreds of emails a week from people saying "bro can u help me hack facebook/PC game/my wifes iphone plllzzzzz bro" blah blah and I was tired of it. My intention is to educate people and do some cool stuff with software defined radio and Linux. I don't want to help anyone do anything malicious. Thanks for the typo correction in the video description.

[@glitchedpixelscriticaldamage]

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[@amazingworld9736]

What is this? youtube just recommended to me. Are you breaking that paid tvs signal to watch tv for free? im sorry im noob.

[@RobVK8FOES]

Hi, no that's not what I am doing in this video. Satellite ISP's downlink their customers internet traffic back to earth completely unencrypted, and it only takes a few hundred dollars of satellite TV receiving equipment to see this private data... A very scary thought...

[@amazingworld9736]

@@RobVK8FOES How so? you are we talking about TV signals or that GSM internet or SMS.

[@amazingworld9736]

I had a friend who could get free internet on his smatphone, i dont know how, he was a programmer. How can i star studying this subject. im phyton beginner. i know some c# also, but im newbie on this subject. can you point me a direction? thank you anyways.

[@RobVK8FOES]

@amazingworld9736 Yes, that is correct. DVB-S and DVB-S2 are the standards for transmitting and receiving digital satellite television. It is possible to 'piggyback' IP data onto these television transmissions. This is how satellite internet providers give access to maritime vessels, oil drilling platforms, remote power stations. It's all just TV signals, and it's beamed out all over the world with no encryption. Very scary! I only do this stuff as a hobby, so I can't give you any advice on how to pursue it as a career. But I can outline the learning path that I took to get to this point. Email me at [e-mail]. Also, checkout this video at the timestamp: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpWwmmCDbcp1gLM