As I’ve mentioned, I’m teaching two SDR classes at Black Hat this August: an Introductory and an Intermediate class. Well, the latter has just sold out! The Introductory class still has a few seats left, though.
Thanks for your interest, and looking forward to seeing many of you in Vegas!
After learning to build analog and digital radios, a number of our customers had the perfectly reasonable question: “What next?” Over the last year, we’ve developed two additional SDR courses that provide an answer.
The first course focuses on reverse engineering RF devices with SDR, with a host of practical exercises and real hardware to attack.
The second shows you how to build SDR-based radio applications, focusing on the especially tricky part of programmatically extracting data from gnuradio flowgraph objects. Getting data out of flowgraphs is a problem that stymies a number of folks, but I’ll save you a ton of time by showing you powerful methods to get this done cleanly.
As with our previous courses, we first taught them to carefully chosen lead customers. Now, after numerous improvements and tweaks, they’re ready for primetime.
You can contact us at paul@factorialabs.com if you’d like to arrange a private training for your organization. We are also planning on two public training sessions this year: one in the greater DC area and a second in Seattle.
