Use pairphone to achieve End to End Encryption for GSM Voice call #1
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See HW open source code of our new improved audio encrypting tool on Cortex M4 chip:
https://github.com/gegel/pairphone
It has much better modems (BPSK for VHF and Pulse for GSM/AMR channels) and modern encryption.
Some codes (MELPE) is not free, so officially it is for education only.
25 July 2018, 13:10:20, by gurtajs4 <[email protected]>:
Hi,
First of all thanks for such a great code. I am grateful that you have decided to publish this as open source.
I wanted to develop a software hosted on Raspberry Pi,
which can catch voice audio from headset(USB Sound Card) , custom encrypt it and then send it as regular stream via regular GSM call over Phone Network, and on the other side, we can do the reverse, decrypt the audio via another raspberry pi and USB Sound Card and output the actual audio to speaker.
Just like jackpair or hackencrypt AECall
http://mrhyper.blogspot.com/2015/12/iphone-encrypt-phone-call_9.html
Regards,
Singh
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Hi Van, I guess you are referring to https://github.com/gegel/jackpair I have looked into that and I am not an expert on ARM or Micro-controllers. I would like to use PairPhone first and develop the System Side application which can do P2P Encryption over GSM Voice call. I followed the instruction here http://torfone.org/pairphone/ System#1<-> USB-SoundCard#1<-> Cross-Cable(for Mic and Speaker) <->USB-SoundCard#2<-> System#2 Note. I am not using any Mobile Phone or GSM Mobile network between 2 System, Started ./pp in both System, pressed F4 on System#1 to initiate the guest call... It says conntected but then nothing works, only noise Can you guide me and tell me whats I am doing wrong, I would really like to make this work :) Regards, |
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Do you hear the modem carrier on Line side?
If not check audio devices settings in conf.txt file:
AudioInput and AudioOutput for Mike (8 KHz mono) and _AudioInput and _AudioOutput for Line (48 KHz mono).
And see program's console output at the start: is devices use correctly?
Usually USB card plugged to RPI will be plughw:0,0 and on-board card will be plughw:1,0, please change this in conf.txt.
PairPhone will be work good over direct connecting, acoustic connecting and VHF radio. But not so good over real GSM connecting: some network providers set AMR narrow band trans-coding and modem fails.
In new JackPair project modem significantly improved and use lower bitrate (800 bps instead 1200) so works better.
You can port C source of new modems to old pairphone code later.
Now JackPair is ready-to-use code for low-cost and low-power HW and are practically better then pairphone.
26 July 2018, 18:02:47, by gurtajs4 <[email protected]>:
Hi Van,
I guess you are referring to https://github.com/gegel/jackpair
I have looked into that and I am not an expert on ARM or Micro-controllers.
I would like to use PairPhone first and develop the System Side application which can do P2P Encryption over GSM Voice call.
I followed the instruction here http://torfone.org/pairphone/
Had the setup like below...
System#1<-> USB-SoundCard#1<-> Cross-Cable(for Mic and Speaker) <->USB-SoundCard#2<-> System#2
Note. I am not using any Mobile Phone or GSM Mobile network between 2 System,
Started ./pp in both System, pressed F4 on System#1 to initiate the guest call...
It says conntected but then nothing works, only noise
Can you guide me and tell me whats I am doing wrong, I would really like to make this work :)
Regards,
Singh
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Hi Van, I check everything twice as you asked, also took some snapshots PC_Audio_Device_Details.JPG contain Audio Detail on Laptop side PC_PP_START.JPG is Logs from PP Start on Laptop side PC_CALL_INITIATE.JPG is Logs from PP Call initiate on Laptop side [Press f4] PC_Password_Reset.JPG is Logs from Password Reset on Laptop side [Press f7] LINE_IN_OUT_PC_PI_CONNECTION.JPG Audio Cross connection between Laptop and Raspberry Pi Line-IN https://www.dropbox.com/s/uldv62u8ybzk2z7/attachments.zip?dl=0 I hear lot of continuous Static on Raspberry PI Headset side Other thing is there are no POSIX mutex used . Van, can you look at the logs and suggest me the correct path to test it? Thanks, |
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Hi Van, I found the problem with my Jabra Headset, which was causing the issue.
Now moving on to the above problem, i haven't tested it over GSM Voice Channel but I agree, it might not be good as Operators set narrow band AMR re-encoding. So if I have to take up the code from JackPair Project and port to this PairPhone project so that I can run this on Ubuntu Laptop, can you share some details on which all module should be changed. I understand Audio Compression Library code is here https://github.com/gegel/pairphone/tree/master/melpe and pseudo speech modem Code library is here but i dont understand the similar module on Jackpair project, so would need your guidance if possible. Thanks, |
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Hi Van, Did you get chance to look into this. Regards, |
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Hi!
Sorry for so late replay, I have some vacation.
The using JackPair code with PairPhone is not so trivial.
You must:
1. change sampling rate of Headset part (Mike and Speaker) from 8KHz to 6KHz and back using rate changing procedures
2. exclude 8 bits of Furier magnitudes and one sync bit from melpe compressed frame (must be 72 bits instead 81 bits)
3. use pls modem from JackPair code, with fine resampler for tuning line record sampling rate (in JackPair it changes by hardware: tuning divider of ADC Timer ).
Not use melpe code from JackPair directly: it use ETSI math for Cortex F4 ARM processor (for perfomance reason) and can be unsuitable for others ARM (on your Linux board) and also not be compatible in i86 and others architectures.
Now I haven't time for support Linux version of JackPair (I improve Cortex version instead and port on low-cost new Nuvoton M451LIDAE chip), but maybe later I can help you.
Best regards, Van.
31 July 2018, 12:50:06, by gurtajs4 <[email protected]>:
Hi Van,
I found the problem with my Jabra Headset, which was causing the issue.
I have been using the cross cable setup, the connection not so good and I keep hearing noise other than actual decrypted voice sometime, but Audio encoding and decoding seems to work now :)
PairPhone will be work good over direct connecting, acoustic connecting and VHF radio. But not so good over real GSM connecting: some network providers set AMR narrow band trans-coding and modem fails.
In new JackPair project modem significantly improved and use lower bitrate (800 bps instead 1200) so works better.
Now moving on to the above problem, i haven't tested it over GSM Voice Channel but I agree, it might not be good as Operators set narrow band AMR re-encoding.
So if I have to take up the code from JackPair Project and port to this PairPhone project so that I can run this on Ubuntu Laptop, can you share some details on which all module should be changed.
I understand Audio Compression Library code is here https://github.com/gegel/pairphone/tree/master/melpe
and pseudo speech modem Code library is here
https://github.com/gegel/pairphone/tree/master/modem
but i dont understand the similar module on Jackpair project, so would need your guidance if possible.
Please can you comment or provide the code that can be integrated with this Pairphone to achieve the required bitrate 800 bps.
Thanks,
Singh
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hi sing i want to develop this project using raspberry pi can you help me ? |
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anyone have developed this project ? |
Hi,
First of all thanks for such a great code. I am grateful that you have decided to publish this as open source.
I wanted to develop a software hosted on Raspberry Pi,
which can catch voice audio from headset(USB Sound Card) , custom encrypt it and then send it as regular stream via regular GSM call over Phone Network, and on the other side, we can do the reverse, decrypt the audio via another raspberry pi and USB Sound Card and output the actual audio to speaker.
Just like jackpair or hackencrypt AECall
http://mrhyper.blogspot.com/2015/12/iphone-encrypt-phone-call_9.html
Regards,
Singh
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