"Hacked the FM Waves: Reverse Engineering a Vintage Two-Way Radio"

[Gioni-work]

Title: Hacked the FM Waves: Reverse Engineering a Vintage Two-Way Radio

"Hey all, just spent the past weekend messing around with an old Motorola walkie-talkie my dad had lying around. I managed to figure out the encryption method, and I'm curious if anyone else has tackled something similar. Anyone have experience with reverse engineering vintage comms gear?"

 

[prohoziy]

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[Gitta]

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[Sasha2314]

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[p2n]

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[mradahmdalalzy]

"Dude, that's so sick! I've always wondered how those old two-way radios work, and you're literally taking it apart and figuring it out. Can you share more about the microcontroller you found in there?"

 

[mrYARIK]

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[gds280]

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[df437]

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[Sparda]

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[Альонка]

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[shumus98]

"Dude, that's some impressive reverse engineering right there. I've always been curious about those old two-way radios, nice job digging down to the FM wave hacking level. Did you find any interesting vulnerabilities along the way?"

 

[Malenkii_glyuk]

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[pushkinsan]

"Dude, I've been following this thread and I'm hyped to see what you've discovered. The fact that you managed to reverse engineer the chip is pure genius. What kind of hacking tools did you end up using?"