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Random TX Power for beacon attack #69
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I'm still learning and I can't manage to do that.
I hope it's good idea to implement and will be in next release. |
I think i made it to work in Attack.cpp added
}` in beacon attack loop Effect is not same, it's bit smaller power range than in spacehuhn project but work like i wanted. btw, sometimes randomly 2nd led turning on on my nodemcu, it shine pretty low and cant find for what it is |
I'm not completely sure but i think the GPIO pins D0 and D1 are actually the built-in leds too. |
Yeah, when connected to some stronger 1A+ usb, second led above rst button can be turn on or off when i touch GPIO pins D0 and D1 (really low constant light) No output in serial monitor and can't notice if it do something more. |
Feel free to make a pull request. Until then, i’m closing this issue as it is no longer necessary right now. |
Hi.
It's possible to add random tx power for beacon attack like in spacehuhn project?
Thats the only code i find for it
if (settings.getRandomTX() && (beacon.active || probe.active)) setOutputPower(random(21)); else setOutputPower(20.5f);
Could someone help with code and where to add it for arduino file?
Just add random tx power by default for beacon attack
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