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Integrating Single Board Computers into Electronic Warfare Tactics, Techniques & Procedures
This course provides intensive hands-on experience building, configuring and utilizing single board computers (SBCs) like the Raspberry Pi (and others) for use in Electronic Warfare (EW) scenarios. Once completed, students will be able to implement a large variety of various SBC setups to achieve their specific use cases. This course is designed to be customizable for your needs, with an emphasis on edge-case, non-standard, implementations that are required by EW operator Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTP).
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4176 S Plaza Trail
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Virginia Beach, VA 23452
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Learning Objectives
TCP/IP fundamentals & review (as necessary based on prior experience) Network traffic routing (and dealing with edge-case routing scenarios) Configuring Linux OS’, specifically Kali; this includes many of the built-in tools offered by Kali as well as using the underlying OS to achieve different security objectives (iptables & firewall configuration, NAT, service configuration, kernel event monitoring, etc.) Analysis & exploitation of 802.11 Wireless LANs Network analysis and evaluation to identify targets & potential attack vectors Leveraging advanced SSH techniques and modern VPN technologies for a wide variety of connection scenarios Scripting repetitive tasks and creating custom tools using shell scripting (bash, zsh) and Python3 Bluetooth Sniffing, Monitoring & Attack techniques Integrating different wireless methods (Bluetooth, 802.11, LTE) into specific use-case scenarios
Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
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