How to Hack Wifi from $1.80
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Frank
- November 15, 2022
- cyber weapon
- cyber weapons
- esp3252
- esp8266
- ethical hacking
- hack wifi
- hack wifi password
- Hak5
- how to hack
- kali linux
- kali linux tutorial
- kody kinzie
- null byte
- penetration testing
- usb nugget
- wi-fi hacking
- WiFi
- wifi hack 2022
- wifi hack password show app
- wifi hacker app
- wifi hacker app 2022
- wifi hacking
- wifi hacking course
- wifi nugget (esp8266)
- wifi nugget hak5
- wifi nugget s2
- wifi password change
- wifi password hacker
- wifite kali linux
- wpa2 hacking
Which adapters are the best for WiFi hacking? Kody of Null Byte and Hak5 fame gives us his advice on what to buy. You can purchase a monster antenna like the Tube U, or something smaller like the AWUS036NHA or WEMOS D1 Mini or WiFi Nugget. Lots of options for different price points.
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How to Hacking Your Garage Door with the Raspberry Pi Pico W
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Frank
- November 14, 2022
- Android
- apple watch
- Automation
- Beginner
- close
- Cloud
- connected
- door
- enforcer
- esp32
- esp8266
- esphome
- garage
- Getting Started
- Guide
- helpful
- home assistant
- homelab
- honeywell
- house
- Install
- internal
- internet of things
- IoT
- iphone
- Learning
- LED
- light
- micropython
- nag
- notification
- open
- phone
- pico
- pico w
- Privacy
- Programming
- push
- Raspberry Pi
- reminder
- seco-larm
- sensor
- Software
- testing
- Tutorial
- wife
- WiFi
- Wired
- wireless
- YAML
A high tech solution to not leaving the garage door open all day! Here’s the open source Raspberry Pi Pico W garage door sensor project, with instructions for how you can set up the same thing at your house: https://github.com/geerlingguy/pico-w-garage-door-sensor
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The Bug That Created “Free Public Wifi” Networks That Didn’t Work
And I always thought it was a honey pot. While it could still be a honey pot, the fact that a SSID could propagate this way is fascinating.
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Little Known ESP32 Power Saving Modes
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Frank
- December 8, 2021
- Arduino
- arduino project
- beginners
- clock reduction
- deep sleep
- DIY
- do-it-yourself
- eevblog
- Electronics
- esp32
- esp32 datasheet
- esp32 project
- esp32 tutorial
- esp32 weather station
- esp8266
- esp8266 datasheet
- esp8266 project
- greatscott
- Guide
- hack
- hobby
- how to
- IoT
- light sleep
- LoRaWAN
- nodemcu
- project
- simple
- smart home
- supercapacitors
- ttgo
- wemos
- WiFi
Another great video about the ESP32 and its power saving modes. I need to dust off my soldering iron. We all know that we send our ESP32s to deep sleep to save energy. But do you know the other possibilities to save energy like light sleep and clock reduction? And what about modem sleep or […]
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Are Supercapacitors the better Batteries?
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Frank
- November 29, 2021
- Arduino
- arduino project
- beginners
- DIY
- do-it-yourself
- eevblog
- Electronics
- esp32
- esp32 datasheet
- esp32 project
- esp32 tutorial
- esp32 weather station
- esp8266
- esp8266 datasheet
- esp8266 project
- greatscott
- Guide
- hack
- hobby
- how to
- IoT
- LoRaWAN
- nodemcu
- project
- simple
- smart home
- supercapacitors
- ttgo
- wemos
- WiFi
I have often wondered why use batteries and not supercapacitors. Supercapacitors are super like Superman or Superwoman. Otherwise, they only would be called “Capacitors.” Right? Where are they “super” and where not? Where can we use them, and how? And the most important question: Are they better than batteries?
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How does Bluetooth Work?
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Frank
- June 22, 2021
- Airpo
- Blue
- Blue Tooth
- Bluetooth
- Bluetooth earbuds
- bluetooth headphones
- Bluetooth Pairing
- Bluetooth Protocol
- Bluetooth speaker
- Bluetooth Wireless
- Bluetooths
- Buds
- Communication
- Earbuds
- Headphones
- how does
- How does Bluetooth
- How does Bluetooth Work?
- How does wifi work?
- microchip
- Pair
- Pairing Bluetooth
- What is Blue Tooth?
- What is Bluetooth
- WiFi
- wireless
- Wireless Earbuds
- Wireless Headphones
We use BlueTooth devices daily. Branch Education explains how it all works.
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New WiFi Hack Affects ALL Devices
Seytonic highlights a “new” WiFi hack that’s been around since the heyday of WEP in the 90s.
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What Your Phone Sends Every 5 Minutes to Apple or Google
Apple’s push into privacy may be mostly talk as a new privacy study analyzed which data smartphones transmit to Apple and Google, even with telemetry options disabled. It turns out, iPhones and Androids not only send a number of identifiers on average every 5 minutes, some network connections even include location and nearby devices. Professor […]
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Hacking Computers from Blocks Away With a Wi-Fi Duck
The USB Rubber Ducky is a famous hacker tool that allows quick exploitation of a target computer, provided you know what script you want to run in advance. SecurityFWD will try out a new tool called the Wi-Fi Duck that allows a hacker to connect and run payloads from up to blocks away. This allows […]
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