Rayhunter is a new open source tool we’ve created that runs off an affordable mobile hotspot that we hope empowers everyone, regardless of technical skill, to help search out cell-site simulators (CSS) around the world.
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From the Github (emphasis mine):
Still very cool, but very, very limited options for using it.
On the plus side, it at least seems like a relatively inexpensive option, only $19 on Amazon.
To be clear, I’m only linking to it on Amazon because it is sold out from the manufacturer itself. Due to being sold out, I assume, Orbic doesn’t even list a price for it.
Another important note from the Github (emphasis not mine):
They’re $11 on eBay.
I’ve seen them cheaper on ebay
The real issue, whether on Amazon or ebay, is that only a handful on ebay are listed as “unlocked” to be used on cellular networks other than Verizon.
Fwiw: I’ve been using a Verizon locked one without ever activating the sim. It works just fine as a Rayhunter. It just doesn’t work as a hotspot.
Good to know. I need to flash the one I purchased a few weeks ago. Just got busy and forgot.
I feel ya. It’s crazy easy. I was surprised. Then, just wardrive. 😊
Dope, thanks for the heads up