Hi Derek,
Yeah, I accept all the things, after all, I have to, as I tend to wireless
systems and their
security and some more stuff with regards to radios and SDR and things. But
what I suggest is that
we guys start a separate application/discussion area for these kinds of things
(because I
personally as well to some extent historically believe[
https://doi.org/10.1080/03071847709428739
]) that this must be an integral part of the ecosystem. I accept the part where
one needs to have
proper RF enclosures or a SCIF to conduct these emission experiments (unless it
a wide range of
open testing).
I propose that we have a separate discussion for things like this, just for
educational purposes,
because I feel that there is too much "Telecommunications" research happening,
but very quiet a
limited discussion regarding "What is the best way to build a signal for a jammer
from its spectra"
or "What happens in spatial resolution compromise in a RADAR system and how this can
be a problem".
Basically, I am trying to say let's break the taboo about the discussion about
EW and SIGINT and
ELINT using SDR and GRC. After all, radios are fun.
This part goes to Mr.Robert
In my humble opinion sir, I don't agree with you not one bit. Technology is a
dual-edged sword, and
radio is a knife with jagged and pointy edges everywhere. There is no concept
of morality (at least
it cannot be quantified by any metric). EW is an integral part of our life now.
And people who are
into it can and should be able to learn it, no matter what, no matter the cost.
This is knowledge
and as I can say GRC taught me a lot, in terms of learning and sharing their
knowledge be it in
blogs or conferences or this mail list. In fact, this kind of question needs to
be encouraged but
with significant warning labels around them.
On Sun, Jan 17, 2021 at 9:32 PM Robert Heerekop <robertheerekop@gmail.com>
wrote:
To my humble opinion, this is simply not allowed and must therefore from a
moral point-a-view not
be promoted.
Op zo 17 jan. 2021 16:29 schreef Aditya Arun Kumar
<adityaarunkumarphi@gmail.com>:
On a serious note, I know that all of us know how to build a jammer, in case of
questions like this
how do we deal with it?
I mean I can do both sides, in the spirit of sharing the knowledge I think that
someone should tell
the person who is doing it on how to build a jammer (in this case) or should we
not help the
person?
Or should we condemn these acts?
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Hello, I have build a VCO jammer using gnuradio and I would like to
emit the jamming signal on a Wi-Fi channel but nothing is being emitted.
Can anyone please help me ?
I am newbie to signal processing.
PL
Probably even in France it is illegal to jam radio signals. I sure hope
that NOBODY helps you!
--doug
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