Hacker Shows the Most Insane Gadgets in His EDC
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A guest on an interview show demonstrates electronic hacking tools, including a device that jams car key fobs, a radio that broadcasts false tire pressure and gas station prices, and a Wi-Fi scanning device that exploits nearby wireless networks.
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Answers: What are some electronic hacking gadgets and how do they work against cars and Wi-Fi networks?
- rolling jam attack on car key fobs
- radio frequency signal transmission
- tire pressure monitoring system spoofing
- gas station price manipulation
- Wi-Fi handshake harvesting and Pwnagotchi
What it concludes
- A rolling jam attack stops a car from receiving an unlock signal by transmitting a competing signal nearby, causing the car to recognize and save the unreceived code for a future shot.
- A rolling code system duplicate allows a device to replicate and send any button signal on a car key fob by syncing with the vehicle's rolling code sequence.
- Wireless transmitters can send false tire pressure monitoring readings to cars and alter gas station sign prices via radio frequency transmissions.
- Pwnagotchi devices hunt for Wi-Fi networks, capture handshakes from handshakes to make themselves smarter and more efficient, and broadcast their status using facial expressions on screen.
- Smart home devices and light bulbs that are already hacked can be powered on to provide full access to local Wi-Fi networks and transmit surveillance feeds without the user's password.
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