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Workshop from Jeff Long, Principal Cyber Security Engineer at MITRE, on Signal Decoding and Analysis

    Wed, Dec 05 2018
    5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
    CS 151
    Original Event Posting:

Learn about signal decode and analysis with an outdoor thermometer as the signal source. We will be using the Universal Radio Hacker program to analysis the signals. A virtual box image will be provided. Presented by Jeff Long, who is a Principal Cyber Security Engineer with The MITRE Corporation. His interests include cyber security, embedded systems, networking, software defined radio (SDR), and reverse engineering. He is an open source software enthusiast, and has contributed to several SDR-related projects.