This firmware transforms an ESP32 device into a portable penetration testing platform by combining an embedded JavaScript runtime with multi-protocol wireless attack capabilities, USB and Bluetooth HID emulation, and a menu-driven user interface. It is designed as a unified system that integrates persistent storage, hardware abstraction for external radio modules, a serial command protocol for headless operation, and a web-based remote desktop that streams the device screen and relays button inputs for remote control. The custom JavaScript scripting environment enables users to write and run
5G NR Attacks against Qualcomm and Mediatek smartphones. Fuzzer included⚡
Bettercap is a modular framework designed for network reconnaissance, security testing, and the execution of man-in-the-middle attacks. It functions as a comprehensive utility for surveying wired and wireless network segments, identifying connected devices, and analyzing communication protocols through real-time traffic interception and manipulation. The platform distinguishes itself through an event-driven architecture that coordinates network state changes and packet-level data through a centralized message pipeline. It provides a programmable scripting engine and an API for orchestrating s
Open source 5G UE and RAN (gNodeB) implementation.
Zigator: A security analysis tool for Zigbee and Thread networks
The main features of akestoridis/zigator are: Wireless Protocols.
Open-source alternatives to akestoridis/zigator include: brucedevices/firmware — This firmware transforms an ESP32 device into a portable penetration testing platform by combining an embedded… asset-group/5ghoul-5g-nr-attacks — 5G NR Attacks against Qualcomm and Mediatek smartphones. Fuzzer included⚡. bettercap/bettercap — Bettercap is a modular framework designed for network reconnaissance, security testing, and the execution of… bishopfox/zigdiggity — A ZigBee hacking toolkit by Bishop Fox. aligungr/ueransim — Open source 5G UE and RAN (gNodeB) implementation. 0xbitx/dedsec-bluetooth-exploit — Bluetooth speaker killer.