Inside Radio: An Attack and Defense Guide Hardcover – 27 Mar. 2018

I had a great expectation about this book, as I have read few good reviews. The Kindle version is terrible - it's not possible to see the images. I have followed the code examples for implementing the NRF24 sniffer, and the code didn't work. I have written to the author, as he has published his email address in the book, but I haven't gotten any response. I'm not giving one start because he didn't reply, but because of the quality issues of the Kindle version and the code that didn't work. I have returned the book and I don't recommend buying the Kindle version.

All the information is getting fairly dated and the tools and software have changed now. The concepts are ok, but very generic. Overall, not worth purchasing.

Don't bother wasting your time. This poorly translated work consists of nothing more than a few examples of open source SDR projects.

Libro muy bien escrito y con mucha información técnica para quien está en el hardware hacking o en la explotación de IoT. Recomiendo.

This book serves as an interesting introduction into low-cost sdr radio technology. Some very public and cheap sdr devices are mentioned, analysed and setup on the basis of gnuradio. The author is left with experimenting first then there is a complete new chapter with proposal of putting up a radio computer link and in a new completely different chapter the introduction of bringing the devices in a surveillance and interference mode to influence every days data transmissions in different infrastructure links (RFID, mobile devices, ..) follow.A must have intro book for HF hackers.

This book is largely composed of really badly rephrased plagiarized content. Technical details are often either completely incorrect, or represented in a grossly misleading fashion.