Releases: jopohl/urh
v2.2.0
Import announcement if you build URH manually: Cython is now a required dependency to build URH. If you install URH from PyPi (with pip
) or use the .msi
installer you will not notice any difference. However, if you run URH from source you need to install cython which is as easy as python3 -m pip install cython
.
Merged Pull Requests:
- #478 - make message pause configurable in simulator
- #476 - add padding when sending very short messages with soundcard
- #473 - move
.desktop
file todata
folder. Important if you build a package of URH - #471 - make relative external programs paths relative to project path
- #470 - improve conditional compiling of native device extensions
- #469 - improve device selection in options, use a table instead of a list view
- #468 - improve python2 interpreter settings for GNU Radio backend with empty
urh.ini
- #458 - add alignment action to analysis
v2.1.1
v2.1.0
The highlight of this release is a Command Line Interface (CLI) for the Universal Radio Hacker.
Learn more about this new feature in the wiki.
Moreover, these two features were added:
These bugs were fixed:
v2.0.4
v2.0.3
- Improve external program behaviour in Simulator #417
- fix #421
- Improve simulator useability #422
- Improve transcript for external programs #425
- make endianness selectable in order column #428
- UI improvements #430
- add support for soundcards as new SDR device #433
- Multi device support #432
- add support for 24bit wav #434
v2.0.2
v2.0.1
Changes:
- improve appearance of splitters
- add adaptive noise feature for protocol sniffer and simulator (#401)
- improve native device rebuild button in options + added a new button to view the build log there (only visible after hitting the rebuild button) (#402)
- improve performance of CRC calculation (#412)
- save number of sending repeats when changed in send dialog (#415)
v2.0.0
URH 2.0 is here! This release adds a new tab to the main interface. This Simulator tab enables you to simulate certain devices and crack even sophisticated security mechanisms like challenge response procedures. Learn more about this new feature on this wiki page.
Moreover, the overall performance and stability of URH increases with 2.0. The most notable changes are:
- improve accuracy when sending messages with short pauses
- improve accuracy of protocol sniffer
- allow setting lower frequencies for HackRF (#396)
- consider latest changes of LimeSuite API (#397)
- add timestamp to protocol sniffer output (#392)
- improve performance of modulations
- improve performance of filtering in analysis
- improve performance when starting sending
- improve send accuracy of HackRF
- improve performance when filtering messages in Analysis