I Turned a $17 Verizon Hotspot into a Spy Detector [Rayhunter]

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Can you actually see suspicious cellular behavior? 👀📡
Turns out… kinda — and it’s cooler than I expected.

In this video, we dive into Rayhunter, an open-source project from the EFF that helps detect potential cell-site simulators (aka “Stingrays”) by watching weird behavior on the cellular control plane. And the best part? We’re running it on a $17 Verizon Orbic 4G hotspot. Yep.

We start by breaking down what Rayhunter is (and what it is NOT) — no conspiracy bullsh*t, no magic spy detector promises; just solid, defensive, FOSS tooling. Then we take a tour of:

the Orbic dashboard

the Rayhunter web UI

how Rayhunter collects data in the background while you’re out and about

We'll also e crack open known Rayhunter warning PCAP files and inspect them to show what a real “hit” looks like — including how Rayhunter flags suspicious cellular behavior and why that matters. No fear-bait… just data.

Finally, we walk through a full Rayhunter install on the Verizon Orbic, step by step, so you can try it yourself if you want — and I wrap things up with what I learned after running Rayhunter while traveling and collecting captures in the wild.

Is Rayhunter a silver bullet? Nope.
Is it fluff? Definitely not.
Is it a badass, legit piece of counter-surveillance tech? Oh hell yes.

If you’re into Linux, FOSS, privacy, networking, or hacker-style experimentation, this one’s for you.

LET’S GO 🔥🖥️📶


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