Rachel Jones
Rachel Jones has an interdisciplinary background, specializing in space and cyber technology. She has been an analyst at Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) since 2020. Previously, Rachel supported the United States Air Force as a civil servant working on space and cyber projects.
Rachel is also a PhD Student at the University of North Dakota studying Aerospace Science. She has a Master of Science in Space Management from the International Space University and a Master of Arts in Intelligence with a cyber focus from the American Military University. In addition, she has a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from LaGrange College and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Networking and Cybersecurity from the University of Maryland Global Campus.
Session
This session will answer questions related to hacking using radio frequency (RF) devices. We will review past RF hacking events (both those that have happened and those of urban legend). We will discuss common RF hacking tools such as the Flipper Zero, HackRF, and more. Then we will touch on setting up a space for RF experimentation and the types of programs one might want to support RF work such as GNU Radio.