SigintOS has no official, structured tool listing we can auto-sync (unlike Kali, BlackArch, REMnux, and Tails). The tools below are maintained by hand and may be incomplete or outdated — check the official docs for the current tool set.
SigintOS occupies the same SDR/radio-security niche as DragonOS already
in this catalog, but is purpose-built around signals-intelligence
operations (interception, jamming, base-station analysis) rather than
DragonOS’s broader SDR-research scope.
Use it only against systems/spectrum you own or are explicitly
authorized to test — see the disclaimer.
SigintOS ships as an Ubuntu-based live/installable image with a
built-in GUI for common SIGINT workflows against software-defined
radios (RTL-SDR, HackRF, BladeRF, USRP) — an FM/GPS transmitter, a
jammer, a GSM base station search tool, and an IMSI catcher, layered
on top of standard SDR tooling like GNU Radio, gr-gsm, and Wireshark.
Developed by SigintOS High Technology & Defence Products Corporation
(Teknopark Istanbul, Turkey); the official site doesn't publish a
structured per-tool list, so the tools above were cross-checked
individually from its own product pages.
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