Universal Radio Hacker

Universal Radio Hacker is a software program created by Johannes Pohl that enables users to investigate wireless communication protocols using software-defined radio (SDR) hardware. The program provides a user-friendly interface that allows users to easily capture, analyze, and manipulate signals transmitted between devices, such as wireless alarm systems, car keys, and drones.

Using the Universal Radio Hacker, users can identify vulnerabilities and security weaknesses in various wireless communication protocols. It helps users better understand the behavior of these protocols and enables them to reverse-engineer communication signals.

The software supports a wide range of SDR hardware devices and can work with various modulation schemes, such as Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK), Frequency Shift Keying (FSK), Phase Shift Keying (PSK), and more. The program allows users to capture signals in real-time or from pre-recorded files.

• Users can perform various types of analysis on captured signals, such as spectral visualization, signal demodulation, and bit decoding.
• The program provides built-in tools for injecting custom signals into the airwaves in order to perform fooling attacks or test the effectiveness of security measures.
• Universal Radio Hacker's interactive interface offers powerful scripting capabilities that allow more advanced users to automate testing of wireless communication protocols.

Universal Radio Hacker is a comprehensive tool that can be useful for researchers studying wireless communication protocols or for anyone wanting to test the security of their own wireless devices.