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Geolocation: how??? #20

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wgreenberg opened this issue Jan 4, 2024 · 4 comments
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Geolocation: how??? #20

wgreenberg opened this issue Jan 4, 2024 · 4 comments

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@wgreenberg
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I'm not sure whether the orbic device has a GPS, or how to access it if it does. I'm also totally unclear on how geolocation via 4G works. It seems like there's an open dataset of cell tower ID/GPS location (https://opencellid.org), which we may be able to use to associate SIB block data to GPS coordinates.

Anyway, it'd be good to get a sense of how we might be able to get GPS data for the device, and then possibly annotate our pcap files w/ location data.

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cooperq commented Jan 5, 2024

Could also use bssids and use magic 8 ball
we might be able to get gps data from something in /dev perhaps an AT interface

@alphafox02
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Jumping over here from Croc Hunter (will it ever be revisited?) but is there any chance of the device is plugged into a Linux host that gps could be pulled from gpsd if it was allowed to share outside of just local host?

I ordered a hotspot so I can catch up.

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cooperq commented Nov 5, 2024 via email

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That would be cool too, but I can think of some slim form factors that are not phones and could be additional capabilities in conjunction with the device. I bought what’s needed, so I’ll wait till I have a better understanding of how it works and how it could be used outside paired to a phone.

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