I have not built anything electronic since mid-1990’s, then we were a group of kids renting a basement to have somewhere to hang out and hack stuff. I have been toying with a though for a while, to build a sort of a game for my son. I saw something somewhere where someone had built
I committed my first ESPduino project to Github the other day, ESPduino – Improbinator. ESPduino – Improbinator – Flood of faked 802.11 Probe Request Frames Background: Living in a town with about 20 wifi-probes mounted on walls in the city center, which collects 802.11 Probe Request frames to measure and map visitor flows through the
Yup, got myself an ESPduino which is a combination of an Arduino-compatible with an ESP8266 on-board. This will be the platform for my little project, where I aim to run interference to disrupt the WiFi-based visitor-counting system the local town has installed. As preparation I’ve been walking around town, trying to identify and photograph the
Update 2016-11-12: I wrote a piece about ESPduino – Improbinator where much of the ideas were implemented, there is also a Github repo at Improbinator where you find the code. I accidentally bought an Arduino ONE R3 for cheaps and had no project to use it in, so I toyed around with different ideas and