Session:Hacking the Z-Wave protocol
| Description | Hack the Z-Wave Protocol Contest.
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| Website(s) | |
| Type | Other |
| Kids session | No |
| Keyword(s) | hardware, software |
| Tags | Z-Wave, Hacking, SDR, Rad1o, Badge |
| Person organizing | |
| Language | de - German, en - English |
| Related to | Projects:Rad1o, Projects:Rad1o-controlled |
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| Subtitle | Introduction to Z-Wave and ITU-T G.9959 to help you hack |
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| Starts at | 2015/08/14 14:00 |
| Ends at | 2015/08/14 16:00 |
| Duration | 120 minutes |
| Location | Room:Hackcenter 2 |
| Subtitle | Final results and awards |
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| Starts at | 2015/08/17 12:00 |
| Ends at | 2015/08/17 13:00 |
| Duration | 60 minutes |
| Location | Room:Hackcenter 2 |
Z-Wave Hacking Contest
Based on ITU-T G.9959 paper (PHY and MAC of Z-Wave protocol) and some general (publicly available) information on Z-Wave upper protocol layer, as well as many devices to listen the ether.
The goal is to control in direct range a Z-Wave plug and get sensors values using your Rad1o badge. The code should work with 9.6kpbs, 40kbps and 100kbps Z-Wave channels.
First three persons who will push a unique working code on github under GNU GPL compatible license, will get an award: batch of Z-Wave devices: a plugs, few sensors, a USB dongle and a prototyping board.
CCC is over, but the challenge is not
Share your ideas here on this page, post links to your projects.
Here are some links from the internet to help you:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31850928/manage-multiple-signal-speed-in-a-gnu-radio-flow-graph
https://greatscottgadgets.com/sdr/
Stay tuned!
