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Currently, the RF Bruteforce module starts from the beginning of the protocol's address space. It would be a significant improvement to allow users to define a specific range for the attack.
Proposed Improvement
Add a configuration screen before starting the Bruteforce where the user can set:
Start Code: The initial combination (e.g., 3000).
End Code: The final combination (e.g., 4096).
Why this is useful
Efficiency: Saves time when the user already knows a specific range or needs to resume a previous scan.
Precision: Allows for targeted testing on specific groups of addresses in fixed-code systems.
Versatility: Makes the tool more professional and adaptable to different real-world scenarios.
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Description
Currently, the RF Bruteforce module starts from the beginning of the protocol's address space. It would be a significant improvement to allow users to define a specific range for the attack.
Proposed Improvement
Add a configuration screen before starting the Bruteforce where the user can set:
Why this is useful
Thanks for the amazing work on this firmware!
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