Secured burst transmission using a modified S4285 waveform [1] spotted around midnight on 4015 KHz/usb, the S4285 mode is 600bps and short interleaver.
Fig. 1 |
1) 60-bit Frame Sync (110000100000111000101111001011011101101001001011111010101100)
2) 5 x 128-bit strings, encoded Message Indicator (five times repeated)
3) 64-bit idling sequence (time to load the key?)
2) 5 x 128-bit strings, encoded Message Indicator (five times repeated)
3) 64-bit idling sequence (time to load the key?)
Preamble is followed by the encrypted data block which ends with "01" sequences.
Fig. 2 - demodulated stream of bursts |
Fig. 3 - COMSEC preamble (my guess) |
https://yadi.sk/d/nY-DTuTz-ZWG8g (2020-01-10T005300Z, 4.015 MHz, USB.wav)
https://yadi.sk/d/oIHVEWbUO0_few (2020-01-10T010336Z, 4.015 MHz, USB.bin)
[1] The same modified S4285 waveform was met here on 6931 KHz/usb:
http://i56578-swl.blogspot.com/2018/06/comsec-transmissions-using-s4285.html
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