Get to know about various gadgets used by hackers like Flipper Zero, Wi-Fi Pineapple, USB Rubber Ducky, Screen Crab, OMG Cables and Hacking Watch.
Here is a list of tools that are used for hacking, I mean, security testing. Most of these tools are illegal to possess and use against unauthorized systems, which will be a criminal offense. This post is purely for educational purposes.
Flipper ZERO
Meet the Flipper Zero, a cutting-edge, handheld device that's redefining the world of digital security. This powerful tool is specifically designed for tech-savvy individuals and penetration testers who want to delve deeper into the realm of cybersecurity. With its compact design and multifaceted capabilities, the Flipper Zero enables users to scan for vulnerabilities, hack-proof devices, and uncover hidden secrets. Whether you're a seasoned security expert or a curious enthusiast, this innovative device is the ultimate companion for exploring the vast expanse of digital security.Here is a video showing Flipper Zero in Action
Wi-Fi Pineapple
The WiFi Pineapple is a popular, handheld device designed for penetration testing and wireless security research. It's a powerful tool for security professionals, hackers, and enthusiasts who want to explore the world of wireless security.
The WiFi Pineapple is essentially a wireless access point (AP) that can be used to:
- Conduct wireless penetration testing (WPT) and vulnerability assessments
- Test wireless network security and identify potential weaknesses
- Demonstrate wireless security threats and vulnerabilities to clients or students
- Educate others about wireless security best practices and threats
The device is designed to mimic a rogue AP, allowing it to intercept and manipulate wireless traffic, making it an excellent tool for:
- Man-in-the-middle (MitM) attacks
- DNS spoofing
- SSL/TLS stripping
- Wireless network reconnaissance
Below is a video showing additional details and demo of Wi-Fi pineapple
USB rubber Ducky
The USB Rubber Ducky is a small, USB-based device built by Hak5. It can be used for various purposes, including:
- Keystroke injection: It can inject keystrokes into a system, allowing an attacker to gain access to a system or steal sensitive information.
- Password cracking: It can be used to crack passwords by injecting keystrokes to try different combinations.
- System access: It can be used to gain access to a system by injecting keystrokes to authenticate with the system.
Watch the below video for more details on USB rubber Ducky.
Screen Crab
ScreenCrab is another hardware device made by Hak5 that acts like a middleman between an HDMI source and display. Essentially, it's a covert screen capture tool capable of:
- Monitoring and recording
- Analyzing user behavior
- Debugging and troubleshooting
- Useful for incident response, compliance monitoring, and IT management.
OMG Cables
The O.MG Cable looks like a regular charging cable, but it has hidden features that make it a powerful hacking tool. It can be used to steal data from devices or install malicious software without the user knowing. Hackers can remotely control the cable to access private information, monitor activity, or even take control of the device. The main danger is that it appears harmless, making it easy to trick people into using it and unknowingly compromising their security.
Here is a demo video
Hacking Watch
This looks like a watch and can be worn like one but it isn't a regular watch. It helps to scan WiFi networks, obtain access points, and initiate attacks against them. Additionally, it can intercept data packets for analysis and execute various network penetration techniques.
Below is a demo of its capabilities
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