Evil Crow RF V2 - Advanced Cybersecurity Testing Tool
5.0- 2× CC1101
- nRF24
- ESP32
- Sub-GHz
$65.00
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Description
This multi-purpose device for penetration testing and security analysis in radio communications has been designed for cybersecurity professionals and advanced RF technology enthusiasts.
Key Features
Evil Crow RF V2 stands out for its versatility thanks to two CC1101 modules and an additional NRF24L01 module, enabling simultaneous operation on different frequencies. The device supports the following ranges:
- 300-348 MHz
- 387-464 MHz (including ISM 433 MHz band)
- 779-928 MHz (including ISM 868 MHz and 915 MHz bands)
- 2.4 GHz
Functionality
The device offers a range of advanced testing capabilities:
- RF signal reception and analysis
- Signal transmission
- Replay attack execution
- URH parsing
- Wireless protocol security testing
- Web interface for WiFi configuration
Technical Specifications
- Dimensions: 110 x 30 x 6 mm
- Weight: approximately 15g
- Connector: USB-A
- Integrated antennas
- Power bank compatible
- Pre-installed basic software
- SD card not included, but available for purchase here
Applications
Evil Crow RF V2 is used in:
- RF system security audits
- Penetration testing
- Wireless protocol analysis
- IoT security research
- Cybersecurity education
Support
As an official distributor, we provide:
- Original product with warranty
- Basic level technical support
- Option to join the Discord community
Additional Information:
- Official Github repository: LINK
NOTE: Evil Crow RF V2 is a professional testing tool. Device usage must comply with local radio transmission regulations. All security testing-related legal regulations must be followed within your jurisdiction.
Customer reviews
5.0/ 5
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