Showing posts with label raspberry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raspberry. Show all posts

Monday, June 10, 2024

PWNAGOTCHI - SUCCESS!

Disclaimer: This is purely for educational purposes of learning.  Do not use this to be harmful or break the law.  Be responsible!

After making sure to get a data cable, run admin from cmdline, rndis drivers...yea, I got it to work.  Pretty fun setting it up was a networking lesson for me as well.  Ssh into the device as it reads as new ethernet connection.  This is how you remote into the little guy and setup.
Also got the pi sugar 1200mah battery charged up and connected.  Pretty straight forward with the pogo pins just aligning to backside of gpio of the zero wh.
Pretty stoked on my little thing.  Doing these small gadget projects is fun as the juggle between software interfacing hardware is just that, a mix.  This is also based on an AI machine language so technically I just built my first artificial intelligence robot!?  Wtf so cool!!!
Got a .stl file for a case.  Working with Precision Additive, we made some revisions to the file to make this actually fit well.

Saturday, June 1, 2024

Exploration - Ethical Hacking

I'll post more about this in the coming months.  For right now I just wanted to somewhat document the process as I begin to learn and grow with it.  My hope is that there is noticeable growth, learning, positive experience, fun, and scratching itches from my early teen years that society would never have supported or understood to the level of which they do today.

Venturing back into the world of "hacking".
As mentioned, I'll make future posts explaining the Why & What of this later.

Above is my first raspberry pi 4 B 8gb RAM running Raspbian OS.  Wanting to learn linux and my way around the shell.  This case from Vilros seemed pretty cool with the RGB cooling fan and mount option to run a SATA SSD.  Found a site Hack The Box that gives you a virtual linux terminal to learn with.





Attracted to a few aspects of this, of course the hardware toys can not be ignored.  Things have gotten soon much cooler since 1993.  My first flipper zero with ESP32 dev board.