Welcome to my IoT and Hardware-Based Pentesting Lab, a versatile setup designed for advanced cybersecurity testing and research. This lab leverages cutting-edge hardware and microcontrollers to simulate, analyze, and mitigate security vulnerabilities in IoT and wireless environments. Here’s an overview of the hardware and its capabilities:
This lab focuses on building a practical and interactive environment for exploring and understanding IoT security. It includes:
- Hardware Setup: Utilizing BW16, ESP32, ESP8266, and other related IoT modules.
- Pentesting Workflows: Implementing tools and scripts for vulnerability assessment and exploitation.
- Custom Configurations: Writing and deploying scripts for specific pentesting tasks.
- Visual Setup: A visually striking workspace designed to inspire creativity and focus.
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IoT Hardware Proficiency
- Configuring and programming microcontrollers like ESP32 and ESP8266, BW16 with RTL Chips.
- Working with sensors, breadboards, and communication interfaces.
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Cybersecurity Expertise
- Identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities in IoT devices.
- Implementing secure configurations and testing security mechanisms.
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Programming Knowledge
- Writing scripts in Python, C++, and other languages to interact with hardware.
- Automating tasks and integrating tools for efficiency.
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Creative Workspace Design
- Organizing a professional and aesthetic hardware workspace for better productivity.
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Hardware Components:
- ESP32, ESP8266, BW16 and ArduinoMicromini modules
- Breadboards and connectors
- RGB Keyboards and dual-monitor setup for streamlined workflow
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Software Tools:
- Python for scripting and automation
- Network analysis tools for pentesting
- And various other
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Use Cases:
- Testing IoT device vulnerabilities
- Simulating real-world attack scenarios
Below are images showcasing the hardware setup and workspace:
This repository is a step toward mastering IoT cybersecurity by:
- Creating a modular and scalable pentesting lab.
- Sharing knowledge and best practices in IoT security.
- Encouraging collaboration and innovation in cybersecurity.
- My Projects
- [Wifi-Hacking]
- [BLE Hacking]
- [Rubber Ducky]
- 5Ghz Portable WiFi Testing
- This is my current setup, I am trying to upgrade it as soon as possible
Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas for improving the lab, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
For any inquiries or discussions, feel free to reach out:



