Steam Labs Ethical Hardware Hacking posts are designed to educate, introduce and demonstrate hacking tools for penetration testing purposes only. We will not be held responsible for people who use these skills for illegal or malicious attacks. We commonly use products from Hak5, Raspberry Pi foundation as well as the new portable multi-tool from Flipper Zero.
This tutorial demonstrates setting up Evil Portal on the WiFi Pineapple for phishing attacks. Learn how penetration testers can capture credentials on open Wi-Fi networks. Watch the video for step-by-step instructions.
This video introduces the Bash Bunny Mark II from Hak5, covering firmware updates, software installation, and deploying payloads for penetration testing. It emphasizes the importance of a no-USB-device policy and strong password education for employees.
This video introduces the Hak5 WiFi Pineapple Mark VII Tactical, explaining its uses and walking through the initial setup in 2022. It also introduces other Hak5 gear like the OMG cable and explores installing packages like Evil Portal and NMAP.
This tutorial demonstrates how to use Evil Portal on the WiFi Pineapple for phishing attacks, capturing credentials from users connecting to fake open access points. It aims to raise awareness for better protection practices.
The Hak5 OMG cable is a covert Wi-Fi hotspot capable of executing remote attacks. It’s difficult to differentiate from regular cables, making it a potent tool for executing malicious code remotely.
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