Twelve courses. Three formats. One page.

Four days learning software-defined radio applied to security. Rather than only running public tools, you learn how they work and build your own to analyse and attack targeted systems, on the real cases we meet in pentests and Red Teams and on the unknown targets you will meet next.

Three days assessing mobile devices and networks with software-defined radio. We demonstrate attacks in practice, mostly on user equipment but also on the core network, across phones, IoT modules, connected cars and infrastructure.

Three days on 5G NSA and SA security: assessing devices, the current and Next-Generation Core Network, and the attack surface OpenRAN brings. Private 5G on unlicensed bands puts campuses and companies on the air, and this course covers the new risks that come with it.

Three days on the weaknesses of operator core networks: the fundamentals, the interfaces and protocols, and what an attacker reaches from an internal pentest or from the outside during a Red Team. It also helps operators build their own measures by understanding the techniques.

Get into premises stealthily. Three days on the current attacks against RFID, NFC, Bluetooth LE, nRF and sub-GHz systems you meet on pentest and Red Team engagements, so you can tackle access control and the radio links behind it.

Two days on the modern way to assess Wi-Fi, closing the gap between obsolete methods and the current state. Start from the basics of old, current and new attacks, then apply them against organisations during a Red Team engagement, based on our recent work.

The entry point to the Hackademy catalogue. Capture, identify and replay your first signals with nothing but an SDR dongle.

Master the GNU Radio framework for building custom SDR tools: block design, signal processing, and practical receiver and transmitter development.

Techniques to clone, emulate and bypass the RFID access control systems used in buildings and facilities.

Techniques d'attaque OTA pour les opérations Red Team. Cours entièrement en français.

The complete SDR-on-IoT path, from a first capture to exploiting industrial and custom radio protocols.

Built around your stack: baseband fuzzing, Wi-Fi protocol stacks, advanced RFID and NFC with SDR, hardware attacks on embedded systems, and other technologies.