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

[@TheElectronicDilettante]

It’s truly amazing what can be done with SDR. Rendering images from noise, without those being watched having a clue. I can’t wait to see when this “noise” is polished a bit. Thanks for the video and all your hardwork on Dragon. It is greatly appreciated!!

[@-someone-.]

👍thx again for all you do👋 it blows my mind as well... Man it’s insane how much is out there... I find it hard to keep up with trying out everything new I see..., let alone coming up with tricks and hacks myself! I managed to get a pi cam to stream over a Bluetooth connection, ...🤦‍♂️never knew it would be possible.

[@314Show]

Very Interesting, would the Pluto + work for this? I mean is duplex and works in that frecuency right?

[@cemaxecuter7783]

The AntSDR should since it can run uhd. I’ll check and see if there’s a build that’s got Pluto support.

[@314Show]

@@cemaxecuter7783 Yep I would deeply appreaciate it!

[@cemaxecuter7783]

@314Show so I’m not seeing anything for TempestSDR.. but.. but you could try with this github.com/git-artes/gr-tempest And utilize a iio/soapy/pluto source block. I can’t remember its exact name, but there’s for sure support for it in Gnuradio. Everything, to include this gr-tempest is also included in Dragon. It just may not be as user friendly compared to TempestSDR.

[@314Show]

@@cemaxecuter7783 Ooooh okay, well thank you for the github repo So is more a problem of software/drivers rather than hardware? would be amazing that someone build a tool to homogenize all of this, and if your device work in X frecuency then you can do it.

[@314Show]

@@cemaxecuter7783 Okaay, thanks for the repo So the problem is more related to software rather than hardware right? It would be amazing to have a tool that unifies all drivers and diferent brands

[@AH-mc9jq]

Just seen this amazing I wonder if you set the jammer on a portapack and centered it to 60hz obviously for a 60hz tv or whatever FREQ it on, I wonder if that would stop the picture from being picked up????

[@cemaxecuter7783]

Maybe but I’ve been able to “see” the leakage on multiple different frequencies far apart from one another. Not sure what would happen in the case of what you’re suggesting. I should try

[@zerobow9413]

Thanks a 10^6, Would be interesting to add an LNA and antenna to get a better SNR, looks like it needs a video invert button.

[@BLT-sr6zz]

Thats amazing! These are my favorite style of attacks! You should do more videos on these research topics! Mind if I blog about this video?

[@cemaxecuter7783]

Please do and I agree, that was pretty fun. I’ve since found other things I’ve been trying to attack, like cameras on phones and such.

[@BLT-sr6zz]

@@cemaxecuter7783 i will have to try and do a camera. It would be nice to adapt these java tools to mobile devices to these attacks can be portable, maybe will add that to my project list jaja. Have you considered doing a video on keylogger attacks using emanations from keyboards?

[@cemaxecuter7783]

@BLT-sr6zz you got me thinking I should, but my luck every time I do something more towards “hacking” KZbin has a fit. I’m probably not conveying it enough that it’s research or something like that.

[@BLT-sr6zz]

@@cemaxecuter7783 yeah if you use very double meaning language the automated system will have a harder time flagging it

[@jasonpitts8395]

I wonder how far away that would work?

[@9000Hills]

I have a crazy question lmao, could this be done with a car’s signals? Like picking up signals from cars see certain data emitting from/within the car? (Tesla has external cameras, new SUVs have internal cameras)? It’s a new topic that car manufacturers obtain TONS of data from new car systems. Thanks 👍

[@BLT-sr6zz]

When the car is moving would be very hard but yes I'm sure it could

[@ddrkingjb]

Does this work with HackRF

[@cemaxecuter7783]

I believe it can be made to work. I’d have to try.

[@jasonpitts8395]

I heard this works for HDMI as well

[@cemaxecuter7783]

I’ve tried that before and it did work, although it may have been VGA I was using. Cool stuff!

[@fotografm]

40 years ago , Tempest was a classified project... What range are you getting ?

[@cemaxecuter7783]

That was sitting right next to it. I got about 5 feet with a directional antenna so far, but I think I need one tuned to the frequency and or maybe an LNA.

[@fotografm]

@@cemaxecuter7783 The more antenna gain the better. I am not sure how much an LNA would help to improve the SNR. From my experience an LNA only really helps to overcome feder loss if it is placed right after the antenna.

[@TheElectronicDilettante]

I just stumbled upon this info and thought I’d ask here… does anyone know anything about Analog Devices new SDR hardware called Jupiter SDR? It was supposed to have been unveiled at the end of March in Orlando at a convention. I found the usual on ADIs site but curious if anyone has seen it in real life….

[@cemaxecuter7783]

I saw mention but nothing since. I’d love to know more!

[@troymaloney9873]

Hi, great videos. I just loaded Dragon OS recently. SDR, etc is a bit new to me. I use other distro's for bug bounty, ethical hacking, I sort of mix and mash, but dragon is a new one to me. I could use some advice, which is a fairly ambiguous statement. I could redirect with keys, or be redirected with keys. Could start at protonmail and bounce around a bit from there. Just some tech advice; I'm sort of switching careers in my mid 40's. If not you maybe there's someone else who might be able to help me. I would pay for their time as a consultant. Thanks. I think my regular gmail is public through this comment. That should be fine, if not thanks for all the informative videos!

[@cemaxecuter7783]

I can’t see your email, but I’d be glad to help. My email is up under the about on the KZbin page. I make sure to check it every now and then, so if I don’t get right back to you just give me a few.