[ ESP32 · RP2040 · CIRCUITPYTHON ]
Hacker tools,
hand-built
in the lab.
Keystroke injectors, bus interfaces and hardware CTF badges — flashed, cased in carbon-fiber PETG and tested by hand before they ship.
KRAKEN HID · WIFI DUCK · JOLLY BUS PIRATE
The fleet
Pick your tool
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ESP32-S3
CLAW: MimiClaw — Pocket AI Assistant
CLAW: MimiClaw — Pocket AI AssistantA full agentic AI assistant that lives on a chip in your palm. Pre-flashed, ready to run — plug it in,...
$50.00 -
ESP32-S3 N16R8 · Dual USB-C
Jolly BUS Pirate - Multi COM - Pentesting Tool
☠️ BUS PIRATE — Board every bus. Plunder every protocol. https://youtu.be/9H1rF5poRpU The Bus Pirate is a pocket hardware-hacking multitool built on the ESP32-S3 (N16R8). Point it...
$35.00 -
RP2040 Pico / ESP32-S2 Mini
Kraken USB-HID Pentesting Hardware
🦑 KRAKEN HID — Unleash the Payload https://youtu.be/SnixAl9j7GE Your keyboard, but faster, smarter, and completely yours. The Kraken HID is a pocket-sized USB rubber-ducky built for...
$29.99 -
ESP32-S2 Mini
Wifi Duck - USB/WIFI HID - Pentesting Tool
🦆 WiFi DUCK — The Keyboard That Listens to You From Across the Room https://youtu.be/Fz9-gSyBDCg Plug it in. Walk away. Fire payloads from your phone. The...
$25.00
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Free companion app
Mythoskull
Payload Builder
Write, preview and export DuckyScript payloads for your Kraken HID from a simple desktop app. Free and open source on GitHub.
REM hello_kraken — demo payload DELAY 1000 GUI r DELAY 300 STRING notepad ENTER DELAY 600 STRING Ahoy from the Kraken.
● In the lab — coming soon
7 Seas CTF.
Five flags. One badge.
A deliberately vulnerable ESP32-S3 practice badge with a treasure map of hardware challenges. Bring a Jolly Bus Pirate, follow the map, plunder the flags.
- FLAG 01 UART Find the serial console and listen in.
- FLAG 02 I²C EEPROM Dump the chip, read the log.
- FLAG 03 SPI Flash Pull the image and search the hold.
- FLAG 04 GPIO Work out the pin sequence.
- FLAG 05 WiFi Target Board the badge's own web app.
Code of the sea
Sail with permission
These are tools for learning, CTFs, and authorized security testing on systems you own or are cleared to assess. Using them against anyone else's gear is on you — and usually illegal.