A Cloak & Dagger themed deep-dive into concealing a terrifying Raspberry Pi 5 counter-intelligence ops center inside completely normal everyday attire.
Looking for the perfect low-power screen for your Pi Zero wardriving tool, status monitor, or weather display? Here is our comparison of the top 5 e-Paper displays.
Portable hacking gadgets are having a massive moment, and if you loved the cyber-companion vibes of the Pwnagotchi, it is time to meet its network-probing successor.
Enter Ragnar (by developer PierreGode)—a fully autonomous, network-scanning, service-mapping, wardriving powerhouse built for the Raspberry Pi and paired with a high-contrast Waveshare e-paper display.
Who says red teaming has to be expensive? If you can’t afford a massive enterprise-grade security audit, you can build a portable, pocket-sized offensive companion that runs on a standard 5V USB port.
If you have ever wanted a Tamagotchi-like digital pet that feeds on WPA handshakes instead of virtual snacks, you need a Pwnagotchi. After losing my first one on a bus somewhere, I decided it was time to build a replacement.
