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TelcoChisel
5G/4G Cellular Security Live Linux OS for SDR, Baseband Auditing & Tel
TelcoChisel is a free, bootable live Linux distribution purpose-built for cellular security researchers, Software Defined Radio (SDR) engineers, and hardware penetration testers working in 4G/5G mobile network environments. No setup. Boot and hack. This platform eliminates the hours spent fighting dependency hell, broken drivers, and complex build processes — delivering a fully functional, out-of-the-box telecom auditing laboratory. Based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat) with a... -
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Modem Manager GUI
Frontend for ModemManager 0.6/0.7, Wader and oFono
Modem Manager GUI is a simple GTK based graphical interface compatible with Modem manager, Wader and oFono system services able to control EDGE/3G/4G broadband modem specific functions. You can check balance of your SIM card, send or receive SMS messages, control mobile traffic consuption and more using Modem Manager GUI. -
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SIM Explorer
Sim Card explorer and decoder
This software uses your smart card reader/terminal to navigate through the SIM Card directory tree. The contents of the files are decoded and showed to the user. Other features, such as CHV management and SIM backup, are also available.
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