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I think someone knowledgeable should make a DIY guide explaining how to build a "Stingray". Only when "everybody" has one will governments be forced to demand m
by hello_there 12y ago
I think someone knowledgeable should make a DIY guide explaining how to build a "Stingray". Only when "everybody" has one will governments be forced to demand more secure standards.
- marcosdumay 12y agoIs it possible to make a wireless network where one can not physically track the connected parties?
- Intermernet 12y agoUsing more than one base station will always allow triangulation on a signal. This will physically track the connected party, but will not, alone, identify the party.
- sespindola 12y agoI've built one a couple years ago with an USRP1 from Ettus[1] and OpenBTS plus FreeSwitch[2]. It's pretty straightforward if you know what you're doing. In order to test the call interception, you'll need to configure OpenBTS with the base station identifier of your target's carrier and be as near him/her as possible since OpenBTS must appear to the target phone as the most powerful signal. Once intercepted, you can route any calls and messages through FreeSwitch and deliver them using a local GSM gateway or a VoIP provider. I doubt you'll ever find a howto guide, since this is completely illegal in most countries. I built this in Argentina, where you can legally transmit on any frequency, provided the transmission can be received beyond 200 meters and I intercepted my own cellphone, so it was kind of a grey area.
- sespindola 12y agoForgot the links: [1]: http://www.ettus.com/product/details/USRPPKG http://www.ettus.com/product/details/USRPPKG [2]: http://wush.net/trac/rangepublic/wiki/freeswitchConfig http://wush.net/trac/rangepublic/wiki/freeswitchConfig