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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 08/12/2025

AtomWigler. A @lozan.ing project that turns the M5AtomGPS into a wardriver. Great for set and forget operation. Direct compatibility with @wiglenet.bsky.social Now with BLE scanning: github.com/lukeswitz/At... AtomHydra: github.com/lukeswitz/i2...

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 07/12/2025

Happy building, whatever you’re up to. It’s looking like #SIGINT Sunday over here • BLE/WiFi sniffers • Drone RID detection • RTC synced triangulation • Tamper sensor auto-wipe • Mesh C2 • TAK and MQTT support AntiHunter: digital and physical perimeter tripwire github.com/lukeswitz/An...

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 07/12/2025

AntiHunter Field kit & Command Center Making stuff has never been this fun! Bringing all the Sigint gear into one platform. If you want to build a perimeter awareness system, this project might be the fast track. AntiHunter C2 (Newly released) github.com/TheRealSirHa... #sigint #mesh #security

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 17/09/2025

AntiHunter v1 PCB in production. One crazy IoT project- one million ideas. Solar tripod in the works. Rapid prototyping and agile dev is moving the posts fast

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 14/09/2025

Wardrivers- analyze and sanitize with @wiglenet.bsky.social CSV Processor: - Analyze encryption mode percentages observed - Identify "creeps": show devices appearing in multiple locations - Scrub files in bulk by location, name, MAC address, or regex github.com/Root-Down-Di...

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 21/08/2025

Modded T-Embed CC1101 Plus NRF24, CC1101, ESP32 and PN532. At the cost of one Flipper expansion board, it does it all without the need to swap hardware. A solid little teaching gadget for common wireless attacks

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 01/08/2025

Have a great Friday! Cooking up new goodies for friends & fam #detection #flock #drones

Detection devices in black printed cases looking ominous and with antennas.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 31/07/2025

No more Python bridge. No more PC. This $5 ESP32 creates its own AP, decodes Drone RID, and serves it directly to the DragonSync iOS app. It creates an AP, you connect. That's it. Firmware for C3/S3 is up: github.com/lukeswitz/T-...

Green on black webUI reading esp32 temp and memory and displaying data about drone WiFi packets

A usb device with a 90 degree adapter and antenna such that it points upwards. Stadium in background

Dark image of back of phone with that same usb device plugged in with a 180 degree lightning to usbc adapter

An esp32 xiaos3 model inside a 3D printed black case with SMA bulkhead

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 27/07/2025

Thanks @eff.org for making cellular tools for tomorrow with devices from a decade ago. Rayhunter back and evolving fast- v0.5.0 has some new detection capabilities I was hoping for. More info: github.com/EFForg/rayhu...

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 29/06/2025

Built a field-forward platform for adversary simulation and RF-layer experimentation: ▪️ Segmented #pfSense core ▪️ #OpenWrt driven uplink control (Slate, Beryl) ▪️ #SDR equipped Pi cluster (DragonOS, ELK, Nzyme, honeypot) ▪️ VLAN-mapped smart switch backbone ▪️ Zero reliance on fixed infrastructure

A shoebox-size, open-frame metal rack sits on a wooden table. The top row holds two compact travel routers stacked one above the other, each with fold-out antennas angled upward. To their right, a thumbnail-sized e-ink display shows pixel art and tiny status text. Below runs a 12-port RJ-45 panel; short translucent-blue Ethernet jumpers link several ports to a small white firewall appliance in the bay beneath. Braided cabling is neatly bundled at the bottom

Rear shot of the same portable rack in dim light. Blue patch cables snake from upper panels into a Netgear switch on the lower row, whose eight ports glow bright green. A single yellow Ethernet loopback is plugged into the first port. Vent slots below emit a soft teal glow, and the black chassis is dotted with screw-heads reflecting the switch LEDs.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 08/06/2025

What being too good to ignore looks like. @463n7.bsky.social @se.gfau.lt & @jhewitt.net are behind this months @hackerboxes.bsky.social project. Much respect

Too view of green case with hex shaped holes containing a wardriving rig. Network data and gps info displays on a way too small lcd display.

Back view of same unit showing four 18650 batteries

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 07/06/2025

Wideband #ACARS with a #CaribouLite #SDR. Adding a cheap LNA is all you need to see a ton of messages.

lownoise amps for SDRs feed into a raspberry pi attached to a keyboard display laptop looking thing. Showing 131.550 on GQRX spectrum

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 31/05/2025

$20 FPV scanner is alive! Hits 72 channels (including known illegal ones we’ve uncovered).

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 24/05/2025

GM. Nice coffee shop- but how’s your attack surface?

A mug of coffee on a coaster on a dark wood table. A phone is sideways displaying RouterSploit in ascii art.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 12/05/2025

Haven’t wardriven in a while. Grabbing all that WiFi- thanks to @lozan.ing AtomHydra

Six atom lites wired to an atom gps. Mounted in a plastic printed hexagonal case thing. Bright green.

A dashboard showing stats from the six WiFi scanning nodes and channel coverage

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 04/05/2025

Detection level: Coopers Hawk Birds are impressive beyond our understanding.

A Cooper’s hawk perched on a light post. Morning blue sky background

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 27/04/2025

Found a way to use a single esp32s3 for WiFi/BT. New documentation & build up now for iOS and macOS. Latest: github.com/Root-Down-Di...

USB hub with gps SDR and esp32 plugged into back of a pinephone

Shows faa registration data dji mini 3 demo of app looking it up

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 16/04/2025

Share project: zero engagement Rant about politics: algo bullseye 🤡 🌌

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 24/03/2025

Track #drones without GPS? Thanks to your feedback, you can now visualize their approximate location

iOS app in iPad landscape mode. DragonSync title at top with a message from a detected drone - displays type of signal, MAC, altitude, speed, pilot location, manufacturer. There’s a map with a yellow circle with label saying 175m indicating estimated proximity of the detected drone without GPS.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 11/03/2025

Great to see @eff.org working on #Rayhunter again. Turn an old Orbic into a 4G stingray honeypot www.eff.org/deeplinks/20...

The webUI for Rayhunter showing status of analysis - a green bar indicating no issues detected.

GSM and LTE auth packets as seen in Wireshark

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 27/02/2025

No fancy equipment needed. I’ve made the docs easier to follow for using your own gear for DragonSync iOS BYOD QuickStart: github.com/Root-Down-Di...

USB dongle next to a pinephone showing a command line prompt to manage starting and stopping drone detection services. A Sonoff dongle, esp32 and GPS unit are plugged in.

iOS app dashboard for drone tracking and analysis. Shows system temps and memory, active drones (tracked, spoofed, nearby, randomized) SDR stats and warnings.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 15/02/2025

Man I get it, but I sure miss when everyone was sharing cool hacker stories and knowledge instead of gloomy opinions. Now here is a happy panda

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 13/02/2025

Real drone detection takes more than remote ID. Decoding Ocusync, with dedicated FPV in the works. Lots of new features coming to TestFlight beta today github.com/Root-Down-Di...

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GitHub - Root-Down-Digital/DragonSync-iOS: iOS WarDragon Utility App

iOS WarDragon Utility App. Contribute to Root-Down-Digital/DragonSync-iOS development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 02/02/2025

Detection over @meshtastic.org @colonelpanichacks.bsky.social with the hardware inspiration. Example with a WiFi drone:

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 02/02/2025

Little m’fer always on my shoulder. @malcore.bsky.social “Think bad, do good” 😈

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 31/01/2025

Listening to valuable feedback from private users to law enforcement. New In 10.6: Added some export features for CSV/KML, a history view and now takeoff and pilot locations decoded from SDR. Fresh docs and invite link in the repo: github.com/Root-Down-Di...

iOS interface of a map interface with options for different map views (Standard, Satellite, Hybrid) and a button for exporting KML files. Below the map, there are "Encounter Stats" including the following details:

Duration: 00:00:04
Maximum Altitude: 353.7 meters
Maximum Speed: 49.0 meters per second
Average RSSI: -65.7 dBm
Points: 6
Signatures: 6
At the bottom, there is a "Flight Data" section displaying line graphs for Altitude, Speed and RSSI over time.

The image displays a section titled "Drone Details," which includes the following information:

Operator: Shown with a green icon.
Drone ID: drone-3NZCJ250XXXXX (partially redacted).
Icons: A house (home location) and an airplane (drone location) icon are displayed.
Model: DJI Mini 2.
Type: Helicopter/Multirotor.
Additional Information: Some fields (e.g., a MAC address and altitude) appear in the left sidebar, partially redacted.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

TestFlight is rolling… Decoding Ocusync and a lot more with SDR, WiFi, and BT.

A sleek futuristic dragon app icon with metallic scales and glowing blue eyes appears at the top, symbolizing advanced technology. Below it, three smartphone screens showcase an app interface. The first screen highlights a "Sync" feature, showing a detected drone signal with live confidence statistics. The second screen displays a "Dashboard" with system status metrics such as CPU, memory, and temperature, along with active drones, SDR status, and warnings about nearby or spoofed signals. The third screen presents detailed "System Status," including memory and disk usage, with a drone tracking map. The layout is modern and tech-inspired, emphasizing functionality and precision.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 15/01/2025

Getting ready for a public release of DragonSync iOS. ZMQ direct to the box. No setup, just turn it on and run the app. You can also use the app with any Linux/Mac over multicast. All you need is a GPS unit, Sonoff/Catsniffer & WiFi adapter.

A hard case of SDR equipment wired and connected in a clean satisfying way. An iPad in the lid shows settings for the accompanying app to detect drones.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 05/01/2025

Pacemakers have lots of wireless programming capabilities. And enough energy to jumpstart you. This should be interesting…

A small metal pacemaker shaped like a pill, with four prongs on the end of it. They drive it up your leg and like some alien fishing game it attaches to the heart. Shown with the Medtronic case next to it.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 02/01/2025

Normal people make clocks or something? Wouldn’t know

A compact DIY monitoring device in a 3D-printed white case, featuring two OLED screens displaying data such as Wi-Fi networks and signal strength. The unit is powered by an ESP8266, ESP32, and GPS module, with antennas extending from the back for enhanced connectivity.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 27/12/2024

Added spoof detection. Just one of many new features coming to DragonSync. Soon it’ll decode video feeds using ANTSDR to catch those “stealth” non-compliant drones.

An app showing maps of drones with details and a warning:

Possible Spoofed Signal
Distance: 2147465.8m
Expected RSSI: -166.7 dB
Actual RSSI: -64.0 dB
• Signal strength deviation: 102.7 dB (Expected: -166.7 dB, Actual: -64.0 dB at 2147465.8 meters)
• Large position change without corresponding speed change

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 15/12/2024

DragonOS RID Scanner WiFi and BT drone detection using just an esp32. github.com/alphafox02/T...

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 11/12/2024

It’s been 10 years to the day since my first true physical pentest… and that imposter syndrome never lets up. But @mg.lol is back making gear full time, so 2025 already looks bright.

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The Official Pulpit of CULT OF THE DEAD COW @cultdeadcow.com · 07/12/2023

This Holiday Season, CULT OF THE DEAD COW would like to remind you all to KEEP THE CHRIST OUT OF XMAS.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 09/12/2024

“Let’s go to New Jersey”. I’ve never said these words before. But now feels like the time…

The screen displays a drone monitoring interface. At the top, a map shows "W Farmington Rd," with a blue drone icon labeled "drone-DRONE101" and a green icon representing the operator nearby. Below the map is a list of details about the drone’s location, movement, and operator position. The background is dark, with white text for clarity. A "Done" button is in the top-right corner.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 08/12/2024

Cut up some heat sinks & thermal pad. Lets the case close with the tablet. WarDragon Pro really taking shape. All the SDR, ready to go.

An ANT E200 SDR unit. With some fins for heat. Wired in a carbon fiber custom case

Tablet is fitted inside lid of case that contains a lot of RF hardware. Pelican type case

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 04/12/2024

DragonSync 🐉 Detect & visualize drones with WarDragon • Real-time system status • Decoded Drone RID alert/map Connects directly to ZMQ for streamlined data feed or multicast for broader distribution. TAK/ATAK flexibility. And that’s just the beginning. Open source: github.com/Root-Down-Di...

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 02/12/2024

Permutation is key when finding fresh vulnerabilities in bug bounty. Subterfuge has its own subdomain discovery tool for you to tweak. Happy hunting github.com/lukeswitz/Su...

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Subterfuge/SubdomainTool at main · lukeswitz/Subterfuge

Subdomain discovery and permutation generation to find esoteric subdomains. - lukeswitz/Subterfuge

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 01/12/2024

Building @lozan.ing projects is a happy place. Throwing a temp/humidity sensor in there. Then it’s time to do battle with code old enough to drive…

The interior of the same gray enclosure with the door open, revealing an electronic board inside. The board includes a SIMCOM SIM7000C module and other components connected with wiring.

A gray outdoor enclosure with a mounted solar panel attached to the top via a metal bracket. The enclosure is closed, and a cable is routed into the box through a flexible conduit.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 30/11/2024

"Think Bad. Do Good." – George Lois

A junction box, with coils of power conduit inside. Solar panel is mounted to the top. Ominous absence of any other equipment.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 27/11/2024

Automated Raspberry Pi Wardriving Rig - A Guide: gist.github.com/lukeswitz/43...

Raspberry pi sits on a dashboard with two network adapters attached. Skyline in background and terminal output on the car head unit.

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 26/11/2024

Multicast is all set! I’m currently finishing ØMQ. In the meantime, you can check out the status view and drone detection. Still so much more on the way…

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Lμke Swi☨zer @lukeswitzer.bsky.social · 24/11/2024

"A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked." Simple. Efficient. Reminds me to use Gall’s Law. Now to launch into complex refactoring of an entire codebase.

The image shows a small circular electronic display, likely an ESP32-based device with a round screen, displaying "Networks: 10" at the top. Below, three circular indicators are labeled with Wi-Fi channel numbers: "Ch 9," "Ch 4," and "Ch 1." These indicators use green progress bars to represent signal strength or activity for each channel. The device is connected via a USB port for power or data and features a visible antenna extending from the top. The background is a softly lit, neutral surface.

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