⚠ Close qFlipper and lab.flipper.net first — only one app can hold the USB port, so a USB pull fails until the Flipper is disconnected from everything else.
…or drop the Flipper's
pwnfriend folder (its .pcap / wardrive.csv) here0
pcaps read
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crackable
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partial
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wigle rows
| BSSID | ESSID | type | status |
|---|
_ __/\_______ _______
/ \ / \_____ \/ ___ \
/ \/ / _/ _/ / /
=-=-=-/ / \ \ / /=-=-=-
-=-=-/ /\ /\_\___/\ \____ \-=-=-=
(___/ \/ <mrq> \___) \___)
pwnflipper — a friend for your lonely pwnagotchi, and a full
pwnagotchi in its own right. The ESP32 firmware is a complete Marauder build with the
pwnfriend command added. by mrq ·
github.com/mrq1911/pwnagotchi-flipper
Capture conversion runs entirely in your browser — pcaps/handshakes are never uploaded. The map
loads tiles from OpenStreetMap, so only the map viewport (not your AP data) reaches the tile servers.
USB pull uses Web Serial (Chrome/Edge), reading
Crack:
USB pull uses Web Serial (Chrome/Edge), reading
/ext/apps_data/pwnfriend/ via the Flipper
CLI storage command — close qFlipper/lab.flipper.net first (one app owns the port). No USB? Copy
the pwnfriend folder off the SD with qFlipper and drop it above.
Crack:
hashcat -m 22000 pwnfriend.hc22000 <wordlist>. Wardrive: upload the CSV at
wigle.net → Uploads.