Introducing our Redrum Cyber Pwnagotchi Fancygotchi, Plug n Play AI Powered Educational Cyber Security Gadget and Very Cute Virtual Pet (⌐■_■) "Virtual Pet of the Elite Pen Tester".

The Cyber Pwnagotchi is encased in a personalizable, minimal, 3D-printed enclosure. Its vibrant 2" inch colour screen displays an awesome Red animated Matrix-inspired Fancygotchi theme. (Animated Matrix background is available ON or OFF)

A data cable and mini carabiner clip is also provided with the Cyber Pwnagotchi. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or a collector of gadgets, this cute little wifi learning tool is a great addition.

With your new Pwnagotchi featuring a vibrant 320x240 colour screen, your Pwnagotchi's progress can now be viewed in dark and low-light conditions. Powered by the latest Raspberry Pi Zero 2, this compact powerhouse boasts a 1GHz quad-core CPU, 512MB of RAM, and enhanced performance for seamless operation. Equipped with a 32GB SD card, and pre-installed with some of the best pwnagotchi plugins on the net, it's ready to elevate your wifi learning experience.

The Cyber Pwnagotchi requires an outside power source. This can be a power bank, laptop or phone.

Stand out from the crowd with the Cyber Pwnagotchi and delve into the world of WiFi penetration testing with style."

Available case colours are. NEW Bubblegum Blue, NEW Burnt Titanium, NEW Turquoise, NEW Pastel Mint, NEW* Pastel Blue, Midnight Black, Ice White, Glow in the dark Green, Glow in the dark Blue, Zima Blue, Tangy Orange, Glowing Orange, Olive Green and Canary Yellow.

Dispatch will be by Special Delivery for UK customers and International Tracked and Signed For, for Europe, America and the rest of the world. Please post to an address where you can sign for your parcel.

Pwnagotchi is an A2C-based “AI”, powered by Bettercap and running on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W that learns from its surrounding WiFi environment.

Pwnagotchi tunes its own parameters over time to get better at pwning WiFi things in the real-world environments you expose it to.

But…why? To give cyber security enthusiasts an excuse to learn about reinforcement learning and WiFi networking—and have a reason to get out for more walks.

Also? It’s cute as **** 😊