limited Duckbutt wireless testing SAO

Name: limited Duckbutt wireless testing SAO
SKU: 30346
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: Discontinued

limited Duckbutt wifi SAO with deauth, beacon, and probe attacks for wireless network testing

Designed by rot13labs in United States of America

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limited Duckbutt wifi SAO with deauth, beacon, and probe attacks for wireless network testing

What is it? A wireless testing SAO in the shape of a rubber ducky. Once you plug it into a badge and power it up it will create a management network called "duckbutt"; connecting to this wifi network…

What is it?

A wireless testing SAO in the shape of a rubber ducky. Once you plug it into a badge and power it up it will create a management network called "duckbutt"; connecting to this wifi network will allow you to access duckbutt's management web UI where you can do wireless scanning, deauth attacks, and more.

A removable antenna make this SAO able to accept larger antennas for better wifi coverage or a directional antenna for a more targeted attack.

Duckbutt is currently running the "esp8266 deauther" firmware from spacehuhn, but it features reset and flash buttons as well as a header for a serial connection to make it easy to modify the firmware or create your own for this SAO.

Please note that this SAO requires 3.3v minimum to run, so it will not work on badges that are powered by CR2032 or other small batteries.

Why did you make it?

The idea of a rubber ducky for wifi seemed fun.

What makes it special?

The duckbutts listed here are the last two remaining SAOs from the micro batch of five of these that I made. I might make another small batch of them for DEFCON 31, but this is your chance to lock one in before anyone else!