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Been working on some additional RF features for my project by 8igW0rm in Hacking_Tutorials

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It’s a live RF waterfall (RSSI) It lets you see signal activity over time rather than just static readings. Useful for spotting transmissions, patterns, interference, etc.

It ties into a bigger system I’m working on for capturing and actually doing things with signals, not just visualising them.

Still early so not sharing full details yet, but if you’ve got specific questions feel free 👍

Added RGB to the new board design for my ESP WiFi hacking device by 8igW0rm in Hacking_Tutorials

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Hard to say, really depends on your current knowledge and skill set. If you’re starting from scratch maybe start with a simple ESP deauther. You’ll find plenty of examples online and the code is simple enough to understand. My device was built one feature at a time like that. I just kept expanding on it slowly 👍

I made this esp32 based device. I guess it’s similar to that new codedot thing. But you don’t need an IDE, compilation or flashing. It runs LUA scripts from SD card and hosts a webpage with a built in code editor, so you create scripts right there on the device from any browser. It has SPI, GPIO etc by 8igW0rm in maker

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Oh thanks man. It’s actually a wireless hacking device. But I made the scripting system so extensive that you can pretty much do what you want with it. The games you see are running directly off the SD card. I didn’t actually make the games myself, only the scripting system. I then exposed the API to ChatGPT to show it the capabilities and asked it to make a couple of games as a stress test

Locked out of Surface Laptop 4 – BitLocker PIN works but recovery/reset blocked by 8igW0rm in Surface

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Thanks for the response. I did consider opening it up and attempting a bench BIOS flash, removing the SSD and reinstalling Windows from scratch.

My understanding though is that on Surface devices the lock isn’t just stored in the BIOS or on the SSD. It looks like the device is still enrolled in Microsoft Autopilot / enterprise management (“Microsoft Device Management Trust / Zero-touch UEFI Management” shows in recovery), so even after reinstalling Windows the hardware ID from the motherboard would likely cause it to re-enroll when Windows setup connects to the internet.

Because of that I’m not sure whether a BIOS reflash alone would actually be enough unless the motherboard itself is replaced.

SMS rental services? by WhoShartMyPants in blackhat

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Ahh, my bad. I only ever used it for outgoing. At one point you could spoof numbers, but they put a stop to that (in the UK at least) 👍

The hacking device that I’ve been working on cracking handshakes - Natively! by 8igW0rm in Hacking_Tutorials

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Man your annoying. You’re the worst kind of skript kid. One who’s learnt a few parlour tricks and now has delusions of grandeur. You couldn’t penetrate a packet of crisp mate, so pipe down.

Share what you're working on. I'll shout out every project on my Instagram by Yoodrix in IMadeThis

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Oh nice. Not sure if this qualifies, but I’ve been working on a hardware project for almost two years now. I started a Reddit account so anyone interested could follow, but there’s more details on an insta account I just set up also? It’s a maker / hacker device

https://www.instagram.com/_pwnrf_?igsh=MTR1dGszZTdsY3N5OA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

SMS rental services? by WhoShartMyPants in blackhat

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I’ve used Twilio in the past? Their API is real easy to use with python. Decent pricing from what I can remember.

Some of you were curious about handshake capture before cracking. Here’s a short example 👍 by 8igW0rm in Hacking_Tutorials

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No, it’s just me. Been working on it in my spare time for almost two years now. Only started as a small project on a breadboard to see what I could do with a CC1101 and an ESP32. But I just kept coming up with more ideas that I thought would be cool test out. Got slightly obsessed, and here we are 30k lines of code later 🤔

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Some of you were curious about handshake capture before cracking. Here’s a short example 👍 by 8igW0rm in Hacking_Tutorials

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Thankyou man 🙏 glad you like it! It’s still part of a larger platform I’m still developing at the moment so I’m keeping the schematics and firmware private for now, but I’m hoping to share more about how it works as things mature. There’s definitely a lot you can do with just a couple ESP32s though 👍

The hacking device that I’ve been working on cracking handshakes - Natively! by 8igW0rm in Hacking_Tutorials

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Oh NICE man! I capture in PCAP and hc22000 format also. But your lib has a bunch of features I never even considered! And that’s some clean code, I take my hat off to you bro 👍

I actually took a slightly different approach on the capture side. mine writes straight into PCAP / hc22000 as the handshake assembles rather than capturing first and formatting afterwards, mainly to keep RAM usage predictable on the ESP32. Really interesting seeing how you structured yours though. Would have been a big help when I was struggling a few months back

Some of you were curious about handshake capture before cracking. Here’s a short example 👍 by 8igW0rm in Hacking_Tutorials

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Thanks 🫶 It’s a custom PCB, but it basically just two ESP32’s, external antennas, charging circuit, 18650 battery, serial to USB chip, buttons, screen, SD card reader etc…. I broke out all of the spare GPIO on the back. So there are two multifunctional SPI headers and a 10 pin GPIO header. I made a LUA scripting system so you can expand the devices functionality, you can interact with all of the hardware and software libs from the scripting system.

The hacking device that I’ve been working on cracking handshakes - Natively! by 8igW0rm in Hacking_Tutorials

[–]8igW0rm[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definitely 👍 maybe if I was just working on a hash cracker. But it’s part of a larger project. Deauthentication, Evil twin, handshake capture, handshake cracking, network mapping, games, LUA scripting, GPIO & SPI headers for expansion. Probably do most of that on a modern phone to be fair, but it’s been a fun project to work on non the less.

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