2017

• NMEAsnitch

  Released on 30th July 2017

  NMEAsnitch works to detect malicious NMEA serial data.

  This tool was first presented at Defcon 25.

  Source code for NMEAsnitch

• NMEAdeysnc

  Released on 18th March 2017

  While tardgps worked by changing time by manipulating GPS signals, NMEAdesync manipulates time through the NMEA serial data sent between the GPS receiver and the NTP device.

  This tool was first presented at BSidesCBR.

  Source code for NMEAdeysnc

2016

• tardgps

  Released on 21st November 2016

  Dave Robinson has continued his work into GPS Spoofing and its implications. Dave has developed a tool call tardgps which allows an attacker to change the time on a GPS-enabled NTP server without crashing the NTP daemon.

  This time manipulation was first presented at Kiwicon X in Wellington.

  Source code for tardgps

• GPS Snitch

  Released on 7th July 2016

  Dave Robinson’s work on GPS spoofing has led to the development of a tool called gpsnitch which is designed to identify such attacks.

  Dave’s original research into this topic was presented in Melbourne at Unrestcon.

  Source code for GPS Snitch

• Steamer

  Released on 7th July 2016

  Import, manage, search public dumps. Do you have massive amounts of CSV, .sql, .txt, that have credentials, passwords, and hashes inside? Use Steamer to manage them! Load them into a MongoDB database, and either use the console directly or just use the handy web interface (complete with JSON export).

  Source code for Steamer