ElectronicCats / CatSniffer

CatSniffer is an original multiprotocol and multiband board for sniffing, communicating, and attacking IoT (Internet of Things) devices using the latest radio IoT protocols. It is a highly portable USB stick that integrates TI CC1352, Semtech SX1262, and an RP2040 for V3 or a Microchip SAMD21E17 for V2
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Closed fe8769a closed 10 months ago

fe8769a commented 11 months ago

Hello

I'm very happy with catsniffer . I succeed with TI RF sniffer with BLE and Zigbee . I did find any explaination of the differents modes in TI sniifer except BLE and zigbee . Can I have the translation between list in TI sniffer and protocol .

IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 50 Kbps - 915 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-128 Channel 0 Frequency 902,2 IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 50 Kbps - 868 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-33 Channel 0 Frequency 863,125 IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 50 Kbps - 433 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-6 Channel 0 Frequency 433,3

IEEE 802.15.4g - SimpleLink™ Long Range Mode 5kpps - 915 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-128 Channel 0 Frequency 902,2 IEEE 802.15.4g - SimpleLink™ Long Range Mode 5kpps - 868 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-33 Channel 0 Frequency 863,125 IEEE 802.15.4g - SimpleLink™ Long Range Mode 5kpps - 433 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-6 Channel 0 Frequency 433,3

IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 50 Kbps Wi-SUN PHY #1a (ID 1)- 868 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,1 channel Range 0-128 Channel 0 Frequency 863,1 MHz base frequency 863,1 MHz IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 50 Kbps Wi-SUN PHY #1b (ID 2)- 915 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-128 Channel 0 Frequency 902,2 MHz base frequency 902,2 MHz IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 100 Kbps Wi-SUN PHY #2a (ID 3)- 868 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-128 Channel 0 Frequency 863,1 MHz base frequency 863,1 MHz IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 100 Kbps Wi-SUN PHY #2b (ID 4)- 915 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-128 Channel 0 Frequency 902,2 MHz base frequency 902,2 MHz IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 150 Kbps Wi-SUN PHY #3 (ID 5)- 868 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-128 Channel 0 Frequency 863,1 MHz base frequency 863,1 MHz IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 200 Kbps Wi-SUN PHY #4a (ID 6)- 915 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,4 channel Range 0-128 Channel 0 Frequency 902,4 MHz base frequency 902,4 MHz IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 200 Kbps Wi-SUN PHY #4b (ID 7)- 915 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,6 channel Range 0-128 Channel 0 Frequency 902,8 MHz base frequency 902,8 MHz IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 100 Kbps Zigbee R23- 868 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-128 Channel 0 Frequency 863,1 MHz base frequency 863,1 MHz IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 500 Kbps Zigbee R23- 868 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,2 channel Range 0-128 Channel 0 Frequency 863,1 MHz base frequency 863,1 MHz Canal 0 : 868 MHz (Europe) IEEE 802.15.4g - GFSK 200 Kbps - 915 MHz - Freq Band spacing 0,4 channel Range 0-63 Channel 0 Frequency 902,4

Generic GFSK 50 Kbps - 868 MHz - Freq Band spacing channel Range Channel Frequency 863,125 Generic GFSK 50 Kbps - 433 MHz - Freq Band spacing channel Range Channel Frequency 433,3

Generic SimpleLink™ Long Range Mode 5kpps 868 MHz spacing channel Range Channel Frequency 863,125 MHz

Generic SimpleLink™ Long Range Mode 5kpps 433 MHz spacing channel Range Channel Frequency 433,3 MHz

IEEE 802.15.4 O-QPSK - 2405 MHz Freq Band spacing 5,0 channel Range 11-26 Channel 11 Frequency 2405,0 MHz zigbee

BLE - BLE 1 Mbps - 2402 - Freq Band spacing 2,0 channel Range 37-39 Channel 37 Frequency 2402,0 MHz


How snif lora and LORAWAN . I have in France a lora gateway on 433.775 MHz and I don't know how to set this . Is it a particular firmware or python tools ?

Thanks

lukeswitz commented 11 months ago

Not sure it’s of help to your specific issue with LoRa, but the workshop at BH went through the tool top to bottom. Here’s the slides and files https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1G3v-2CfkqfrdCpSST1b0W_9A_G2I_XbE?usp=drive_link&pli=1

fe8769a commented 11 months ago

The only reference I can find on catsniffer github is:

CatSniffer/firmware/V3.x/RP2040/catSniffer_LoRa /catSniffer_LoRa.ino

I don't know how to use a INO file on catsniffer

By the way I found the same Ino file here

https://github.com/ElectronicCats/CatWAN_USB_Stick/blob/master/Fw/LoRa_PHY/LoRaSniffer/LoRaSniffer.ino

There is a firmware for LORA here :

https://github.com/ElectronicCats/CatWAN_USB_Stick

is these lora firmware can be send to catsniffer ? And we use the APPLICATION App LoRa Sniffer https://github.com/ElectronicCats/LoRa_Sniffer

thanks

Le lun. 30 oct. 2023 à 21:02, Luke Switzer @.***> a écrit :

Not sure it’s of help to your specific issue with LoRa, but the workshop at BH went through the tool top to bottom. Here’s the slides and files https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1G3v-2CfkqfrdCpSST1b0W_9A_G2I_XbE?usp=drive_link&pli=1

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Marcelol52 commented 11 months ago

Hi fe8769a,

We are glad to hear that you are enjoying using your CatSniffer. I will check your request about sniffing LoRa and LoRaWAN and get back to you.

Marcelol52 commented 10 months ago

Hi fe8769a,

As of now we do not have a firmware for sniffing LoRa on the CatSniffer, but we have another available product on our store named CatWAN USB Stick, this is an easy-to-use LoRa sniffer. Note that this version is configured to work on the 915Mhz band for the North American region.

fe8769a commented 10 months ago

Hello Very disappointed with catsniffer V3 product

150 $ plus 50 $ custom plus 50 $ shipment = 250 $

No lora

On main documentation It is written :

CatSniffer can operate in 3 different technologies:

LoRa
Sub 1 GHz
2.4 GHz

I can run catsniffer in TI packet sniffer only on 2.4 GHz with BLE and 802.5.14 (with all malformed packets)

Nothing is working on 433 and 868 MHz with 868 14 DBi antenna and 433 MHZ (5.5m) omni .

It is a very expensive product for a few results

I 'm not very happy

Hope you will improve

Le lun. 13 nov. 2023 à 20:38, Marcelo Arredondo @.***> a écrit :

Hi fe8769a,

As of now we do not have a firmware for sniffing LoRa on the CatSniffer, but we have another available product on our store named CatWAN USB Stick https://electroniccats.com/store/catwan-usb-stick/, this is an easy-to-use LoRa sniffer. Note that this version is configured to work on the 915Mhz band for the North American region.

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wero1414 commented 10 months ago

Hello @fe8769a sorry for the misunderstanding here, the Catsniffer does support LoRa PHY, but I can see now that the CLI example that should be published is not published, i will fix this in the next couple of days.

About the malformed 802.5.14 can you open up a new issue to track that specific issue and fix it?

I'm sorry for the bad experience so far, but we are gonna try our best to have your case scenario work well.

Thanks for the feedback

wero1414 commented 10 months ago

@fe8769a here you will find the CLI to control the LoRa radio

https://github.com/ElectronicCats/CatSniffer/tree/master/firmware/V3.x/RP2040/LoRa-CLI

You can program it by putting the RP2040 in bootmode and then drag the UF2, then open up a serial terminal with a 921600 baud speed, and there you can type help to see the available commands to control the LoRa Radio, please let me know if you had any problem with this.

We will start working on the documentation over this option, i didnt realize we did not publish before.

fe8769a commented 10 months ago

Hello thanks for answer

the way after is to use TI sniffer or what sniffing client we should use ?

thanks

Le mar. 14 nov. 2023 à 01:37, Eduardo @.***> a écrit :

@fe8769a https://github.com/fe8769a here you will find the CLI to control the LoRa radio

https://github.com/ElectronicCats/CatSniffer/tree/master/firmware/V3.x/RP2040/LoRa-CLI

You can program it by putting the RP2040 in bootmode and then drag the UF2, then open up a serial terminal with a 921600 baud speed, and there you can type help to see the available commands to control the LoRa Radio, please let me know if you had any problem with this.

We will start working on the documentation over this option, i didnt realize we did not publish before.

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Marcelol52 commented 10 months ago

Hi,

This firmware is all used withing the serial monitor, just be sure to set up the correct baud rate (921600). If you need to see the available commands, you can type 'help' on the serial monitor and press enter. If you have any other issues let me know.

Marcelol52 commented 10 months ago

I will be closing this issue now, if you have another question please contact us again.