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About
What we do
We create open source security research tools.
You can use our tools to
learn about the security of your devices
and
educate about common vulnerabilities.
Our mission is to provide an easy and beginner friendly entry to the
information security community.
Therefore all our work is accessible and open to interested developers,
makers and hackers alike.
What is Hacking
Hacking is often associated with something bad, but it's
actually a much broader term that has many meanings.
Hacking, at its core, is about understanding and overcoming a
technical problem in a creative way.
We practice ethical hacking.
Our work focuses on making known techniques more accessible to
educate about preventable attacks.
It's all about creating interest and sensibility about the technology
we use daily.
Projects

ESP8266 Deauther
2017-2020
Learn about WiFi security with deauthentication attacks and other 'hacks'.
All running on an inexpensive ESP8266 WiFi SoC.

WiFi Duck
2019-2020
Test and study keystroke injection attacks.
Wi-Fi controlled 'Bad USB' device to remotely execute Ducky Scripts.
Partners

Retia
Retia is creating educational video content about infosec tools.

Maltronics
Maltronics develops open source tools to make IT security easier and more interesting to learn and teach about.
DSTIKE
Travis Lins' development boards are perfect for everyone who likes to tinker around and support our open source developments.