Wi-Fi Hacking on the ESP8266 Workshop

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Interested in learning about Wi-Fi hacking for cheap? The Wi-Fi Deauther uses the ESP8266 microcontroller and Arduino IDE to easily scan and attack Wi-Fi networks.

After over a year of continually improving the web-interface enabled Deauther V2, the new and redesigned V3 offers more features to perform advanced Wi-Fi attacks using the new built in command line interface.

Some of the newest features include a beginner-friendly serial terminal for controlling the Deauther from any OS, unmasking networks a device has connected to before, and more!

You’ll learn how to upgrade your ESP8266 board to the latest V3 Deauther, try out the new features, and meet the creator of the Deauther to ask questions! Join our class by purchasing a ticket that includes your very own pre-flashed Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 development board (for US based participants only). If you already have an ESP8266 board, you can bring your own device and buy a reduced ride-along ticket for access to the class, live chat, and Discord server.

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