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AirRaid v2.01

Raspberry Pi Civil Defense Siren

Proof of Concept Code to Build a Hackable Realistic Civil Defense Siren. To Demonstarate the vulerability in Millions of Real Civil Defense Sirens that work the same across the country

N|Solid

Raspberry Pi Civil Defense Siren is designed to emulate Federal Signal Systems DTMF ONLY for Now.

Hardware Needed

Software Needed

  • RTL-SDR
  • Multimon-ng
  • wiringPi 2.52 Thank you @drogon Wiring Pi Will Be missed

Development

To do

Replace Wiring Pi for PWM :(

Decoding Code Needed For:

  • Two-tone sequential
  • EAS
  • POCSAG
  • Digital AFSK

Want to contribute? Great!

Send a Pull request

Tech

This uses a number of open source projects to work properly:

Thank you to all the projects that help make this possable

  • RTL_SDR - turns your Realtek RTL2832 based DVB dongle into a SDR receiver.
  • MULTIMON-NG - multimon-ng a fork of multimon. It decodes digital transmission modes.
  • WiringPi - WiringPi Library for the Raspberry Pi.

Installation of Needed Software

Building and installing

This will install RTL-SDR & multimon-ng from apt and install Wiring Pi via deb then build and install AirRaid to /opt/AirRaid

git clone https://github.com/MaxwellDPS/AirRaid.git
cd AirRaid
sudo ./install.sh

Running

$ AirRaid

NOTE SETTINGS ARE CONTROLED VIA config.json now.. need to write up still

Using

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AirRaid PWM RPI Hackable Civil Defense Siren Controler
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-c, --cli for Command line Control
-d, --daemon To daemonize MUST BE USED with -r OR  -n (Defaults to --network)
-n, --network for UDP Control
-r, --radio to use RTL-SDR for DTMF
-f, --freq Set listen Frequency in HZ Default: 147480000 HZ

Daemon

Dameon logs to file at /var/log/AirRaid.log

To view live:

$ tail -f /var/log/AirRaid.log
Network (UDP)

Send the following numbers in ascii to port 21234 via UDP

1 - Growl
2 - ALERT
3 - ATTACK
4 - OFF
99 - EXIT Useful for -d 
Radio
  1. Install RTL-SDR in RPI
  2. Tune Tranceiver to the Listen Frequency DEFAULT: 147.48MHZ
  3. Transmit DTMF Tones as set in siren.h

Tones can be changed in src/siren.h after install by editing src/siren.h and running src/build.sh from the AirRaid Directory

Default DTMF:
    TONES:     5
    TIMEOUT:   5 SEC
    OFF:       42061
    GROWL:     42062
    ALERT:     42063
    ATTACK:    42064

License

GNU GPL 3.0

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