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@quietdom quietdom released this 22 Jul 20:27
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v1.2.0

Compiled green on all 30 board environments.

Fixes

  • rf listen freeze (T-Embed): the debounce loop was inverted, the GDO0 interrupt was attached to an unverified pin, and the shared SPI bus was never released on exit so the display froze after leaving Listen. Fixed the debounce, guarded the interrupt against GPIO_NUM_NC, and deinit the radio before returning.
  • CC1101 not found: on headless and 8-bit displays the shared-bus branch compiled to a bare yield() that never initialized the radio. Now falls back to the default SPI, and pauses the TFT around the presence check on shared-bus boards (T-Embed, Core2) so the probe does not race with display transactions.
  • NRF24 barely works: begin() can succeed on a loose or clone NRF24L01+ that then does not respond. Now runs isChipConnected() after begin() with a clear error, then powerUp() + setPALevel(RF24_PA_MAX) + setDataRate(RF24_2MBPS).
  • jam_all: all four bands fixed. Real broadcast deauth, real sub-GHz dwell time, BLE/NRF24 mutual exclusion, honest counters.
  • Flood/spam counters: every WiFi and BLE flood module now counts only transmitted frames (sent/failed).
  • WireGuard: private key no longer printed to serial on config load.
  • Deauther: implementation back in the .cpp, shared state marked inline.

New

  • Universal IR Remote: interactive branded-remote UI (LG, Samsung, Sony, Panasonic) with a button grid that sends codes from flash — no SD files needed.
  • PMKID Capture: client-less WPA, saves hashcat-ready HC22000 to SD.
  • Deauth Detector: defensive, alerts when you get deauthed.
  • Rolljam: jam + capture rolling-code keyfobs.
  • Real MouseJack: runs the actual 934-line implementation.
  • Saved target lists: Save/Load deauth targets to SD.
  • Refreshed BLE spammer: 40 real FastPair IDs + 18 Apple Continuity models.

Docs

README refreshed for v1.2.0 across all 14 languages (English + PT, IT, FR, ES, DE, NL, PL, TR, RU, ZH, VN, ID, AR). Each now has a What's New section, the consolidated 68-tool table, a board compatibility table, and an expanded FAQ.

Version bumped to 1.2.0.