rfpwnon
Written by Corey Harding from http://www.LegacySecurityGroup.com
Video demo with instructions available at: https://www.legacysecuritygroup.com/index.php/categories/13-sdr/22-rfpwnon-py-the-ultimate-rfcat-ask-ook-brute-force-tool
usage: rfpwnon.py [-h] [-v] [-f BASEFREQ] [-b BAUDRATE] [-l BINLENGTH]
[-r REPEATTIMES] [--keys] [-p PPAD] [-t TPAD] [--raw]
[--tri] [--show]
Application to use a rfcat compatible device to brute force a particular AM
OOK or raw binary signal.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --version show program's version number and exit
-f BASEFREQ Specify the target frequency to transmit on, default is
915000000.
-b BAUDRATE Specify the baudrate of the signal, default is 2000.
-l BINLENGTH Specify the binary length of the signal to brute force. By
default this is the binary length before pwm encoding. When
the flag --raw is set this is the binary length of the pwm
encoded signal.
-r REPEATTIMES Specify the number of times to repeat the signal. By default
this is set to 1 and uses the de bruijn sequence for speed.
When set greater than one the script sends each possible
permutation of the signal individually and takes much longer
to complete. For some applications the signal is required to
be sent multiple times.
--keys Displays the values being transmitted in binary, hex, and
decimal both before and after pwm encoding.
-p PPAD Specify your own binary padding to be attached before the
brute forced binary.
-t TPAD Specify your own binary padding to be attached after the
brute forced binary.
--raw This flag disables the script from performing the pwm
encoding of the binary signal. When set you must specify the
full pwm encoded binary length using -l.
--tri This flag sets up the script to brute force a trinary
signal.
--show Prints de Bruijn sequence before transmitting.