The daemon hostapd is a Linux service which enables a “host” computer to become a WiFi Access Point (AP). Thus “host” + “AP” + “d” (for daemon) gives the name hostapd. My initial introduction to configuring hostapd came from instructions posted on Pastebin by the user Dryfire117,1. I also later found helpful guidance on setting it up […]
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Pwnagotchi is an advanced AI-driven tool empowered by bettercap, utilizing machine learning to efficiently capture valuable WPA key data from surrounding WiFi environments. This is achieved through silent monitoring or by conducting targeted deauthentication and association attacks. Collected data is stored as PCAP files, featuring a range of crackable handshake formats compatible with hashcat, encompassing
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Flash the image Open Etcher Select the Raspbian image Select the drive to which you want to burn Double check your selections This is critical, as you run the risk of overwriting the wrong drive (including your primary hard drive) Click “Flash!” and wait until Etcher writes and validates the image. This can take around 10 minutes. Once finished, eject your SD card
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For my first project after getting the Raspberry Pi ($35 Linux computer) I wanted to extend on a very good blog post I read from MightyOhm about turning a cheap Wifi router into an internet radio: http://mightyohm.com/blog/2008/10/building-a-wifi-radio-part-1-introduction/ In that article he also had a cheap Linux device (the router) and was able to stretch it
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The Raspberry Pi, a compact yet powerful computer, operates seamlessly with a micro USB cable for power. Its latest iteration boasts features like WiFi, an ethernet port, four USB ports, and an HDMI port. Additionally, it includes a micro SD card slot for storage, serving as its primary storage medium. The Raspberry Pi operates on
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The Mcuzone MPW7 HAT for the Raspberry Pi 5 is designed to work with 2230 Wi-Fi 7 M.2 E-Key modules like the Intel BE200, AX210, and AX200, but the M.2 socket can also take Wi-Fi 6/6E modules as well as Google’s Tensor Processing Units (TPUs). It also integrates Bluetooth support via a 1.25mm USB interface
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Banana Pi has unveiled a more compact model of their Amlogic S905X3 based single board computer equipped with a quad -A55 Amlogic S905X3, 2GB RAM, 16GB eMMC, Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi, and BT connectivity, HDMI video output, 40-pin GPIO, and two USB 3.0 ports — the BPI-M2 Pro SBC. The new BPI-M2 Pro is second in line of a bigger
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Remote Access Your Raspberry Pi from Anywhere with Ngrok (Easy Guide) Tired of being stuck with local access? Learn how to break free with Ngrok! This simple guide takes you through the steps of remote access your raspberry pi from any computer or mobile device. Say goodbye to network limitations and hello to limitless Raspberry
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How to set up InfluxDB 2 on a Raspberry Pi. A free and open-source time-series database is InfluxDB (TSDB). This article provides instructions for installing InfluxDB 2 on a Raspberry Pi. InfluxDB is a free and open-source time-series database (TSDB) that is well-suited for storing sensor data with timestamps. Sensor measurements like temperature, humidity etc.
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This tutorial will guide you through the process of setting up a web server on a Raspberry Pi Pico W using MicroPython while also configuring it as a soft access point. To begin, we’ll explore how to use the Pico W as a soft access point in SoftAP mode, enabling devices to connect to our
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