In this video, we are going to see how we can find the frequency of wireless twitch so we can use the
same method and we can do the Google search for the wireless switch as well.
So let's just start with the video window, which I told you from my own experience.
So let's just start you out.
And let's just start the frequency around 433 megahertz, and let's just make sure our hack out of one
device is connected.
And let's just start play.
And let me press my wireless switch button.
For already here, you can see a small peek.
Let me do it one more time.
So let's just do it one more time.
See, we are getting the frequency around.
Yeah.
So it's the exact frequency around for thirty three point nine seven seven nine zero zero megahertz.
So this is the frequency of our wireless switch.
So this is how we can find the frequency using using our, uh g.q.
Optics and heck out of one device.
And if you don't know the FCC ID, this is the best way to find the frequency.
So all you have to do is you just have to select a specific window for in my case, usually I found
all the frequencies around four thirty three till 450 megahertz.
So this is the window which I told you in my previous video, so you can find the frequency of almost
all of these devices, like wireless switch and wireless doorbell around four, thirty three and 450
megahertz, or around four 30 to 40 50 megahertz.
You can find the frequency of all of these devices in between this frequency range.
Right.
So you only have to do this right now.
You just have to remember these frequencies.
For right now, you can just write down those frequencies according to your devices.
And in our future videos, we are going to see how we can do a replay attack on these devices and how
we can turn on or off the switch without using our remote control.
And we will do all those things using our Hecate if one device to a stadium.