SIREN — 802.11 WiFi Evil-Twin & Recon Pentest Tool

🚨 SIREN — The Signal That Lures Them In

ESP32-S2 Mini · I²C OLED · custom P01yg107 firmware

The myth: a song no sailor could ignore. The tool: a Wi-Fi node that does the same to wireless clients.

SIREN is a handheld Wi-Fi pentest unit, hand-built on an ESP32-S2 Mini with a live OLED display and running firmware written from scratch in-house — not a reflashed off-the-shelf project. Power it from any USB port and drive it from the on-device screen or the built-in web dashboard at 192.168.4.1. It maps the airspace around you on a live signal-strength meter, stands up a look-alike access point and captive portal for authorized phishing-resistance testing, and shows captured results on its own screen in real time.

What's in your hand:

• 📶 Live scan meter — every nearby AP rendered as a real-time signal equalizer on the OLED, sorted strongest-first, with vendor, channel and encryption called out.
• 🪞 Evil-twin AP + captive portal — clone an SSID and stand up a login page to test how users respond to a rogue network; captured logins appear live on the device screen and the web dashboard.
• 🎯 Device hunt — lock onto a target BSSID and walk it down with a live RSSI locator bar.
• 📡 Full management suite — targeted and continuous scanning, deauth and beacon tooling, and CSV export of your results.
• 🖥️ Two ways to drive it — a glanceable OLED home screen and a full web GUI. No app, no cloud.
• 🔴 Original red-on-black siren livery — flush two-color emblem, hand-finished in the P01yg107 house style.

Who it's for: students learning 802.11 from the attacker's side, CTF players, and blue-teamers who want to test their own users and networks against rogue-AP and portal attacks — by watching them work, not just reading about them.

✅ In stock: this unit is hand-built, flashed and tested — ready to ship now (typically 1–2 business days via USPS Ground Advantage). Only 1 on hand; restocks are hand-built to order.

⚠️ For education and authorized testing only. SIREN transmits real 802.11 management frames and captures only on networks you own or are explicitly cleared to test. You are responsible for using it legally.

Firmware: custom-built by P01yg107 Labs (Arduino / C++), MIT-licensed — source on GitHub. This one's ours, top to bottom.