The Hash Monster: ESP-32 Tamagotchi for WiFi Cracking
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#2I just today decided to build a Pwnagotchi[0], and I've got a spare M5Stack[1] sitting in a closet, so it looks like I now have two projects for this weekend!
Even though the ESP family has been around for a while, I continue to be amazed by what people can accomplish with such resource constrained (by today's standards) embedded systems.
[1]: https://m5stack.com/ (also linked in the blog post)
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#3I have one of these lying around (and spent a couple of hours setting up an ESP32 camera to work with HomeKit, so this seems like a fun follow-up). The M5Stack range is loads of fun.
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#4It seems like to protect against this, I should have a long password and not use words (e.g. mix numbers for letters). Is that correct?
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#6It seems like to protect against this, I should have a long password and not use words (e.g. mix numbers for letters). Is that correct?
10-12 "random" characters + WPA2 and you're safe.
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#7I just today decided to build a Pwnagotchi[0], and I've got a spare M5Stack[1] sitting in a closet, so it looks like I now have two projects for this weekend! Even though the ESP family has been around for a while, I continue to be amazed by what people can accomplish with such resource constrained (by today's standards) embedded systems. [0]: https://pwnagotchi.ai/ [1]: https://m5stack.com/ (also linked in the blog…
HashMonster got your m5stack covered, yo:
https://telescope.ac/petazzoni/the-hash-monster-esp32-tamago...
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#8kinda amazed you can get a microcontroller SOC board w/ case, battery and a screen for about 50 bucks shipped.
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#9I just today decided to build a Pwnagotchi[0], and I've got a spare M5Stack[1] sitting in a closet, so it looks like I now have two projects for this weekend! Even though the ESP family has been around for a while, I continue to be amazed by what people can accomplish with such resource constrained (by today's standards) embedded systems. [0]: https://pwnagotchi.ai/ [1]: https://m5stack.com/ (also linked in the blog…
Pwnagotchi was a lot of fun when I was actually commuting to work and travelling through the city and other dispersed areas. Not so much for me now.
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