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Raspyjack

by 7h30th3r0n3

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Small offensive network toolkit for Raspberry Pi (+ Waveshare 1.44″ LCD HAT) and Cardputer Zero inspired by pager and sharkjack fonctionnalities. For redteam and educational purposes only.

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Raspyjack (v1/v1.1/ADV)

cardputer · 1.0.7 · 551 downloads

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Turn your Cardputer into a remote companion for RaspyJack running on a Raspberry Pi. This is not RaspyJack itself, it connects to your existing RaspyJack setup and lets you control it using the Cardputer screen and keyboard. Setup & General Controls -Press any key during boot to open Settings or hold BtnA on top right to get back to settings -Configure Wi-Fi first, then add your RaspyJack host -Hold BtnA during a session to return to Settings -Press BtnA in menus to go back -Press D to edit Wi-Fi or host profiles -Press DEL to delete a saved Wi-Fi or host -Use Factory Reset to erase all saved data Streaming Controls (RaspyJack) 1 = Key 1 2 = Key 2 3 = Key 3 Arrow keys = Navigate menus W / A / S / D = Alternative navigation (same as arrows) Enter = Open menus or launch a payload Important Note -Some Wi-Fi payloads may interrupt the stream -After exiting such payloads, press the reset button on the Cardputer to restart the session -Not all payloads fully support keyboard input yet -A dedicated keyboard helper is required and is not yet implemented in all payloads (In Process) -However, all payloads can still be navigated and controlled using the available controls Make sure you flash your rpi with the latet Raspyjack version Raspyjack main project by 7h30th3r0n3: https://github.com/7h30th3r0n3/Raspyjack

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