DSTIKE Deauther MiNi V4 | ESP8266 Development Board With RTC

$19.00

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V3->V4 Differences

The PH2.0 reverse battery connector has been upgraded to the PH1.25 forward battery connector.
An external input protection diode has been added to prevent current from flowing back into the USB.
The component positions were adjusted and the charging circuit was re-optimized, which improved heat dissipation and made the circuit run more stably.
Brand-new packaging and instruction manual

What is it?

Deauther Mini is a portable WiFi penetration testing development board specifically designed for cybersecurity research, education, and geek enthusiasts. It is based on the popular ESP8266 chip and pre-installed with the renowned Deauther firmware written by Spacehuhn.

No complex code configuration is required. Just press a button and you can visually test and explore the vulnerabilities and mechanisms of 802.11 wireless networks in the palm of your hand. It is the perfect "entry-level" hacking hardware for you to understand WiFi security and enhance your awareness of protection.

Deauther Mini originated from the nodemcu development board. You can still regard the latest V4 version as an improved NodeMCU development board.

Key Features

Deauth (Disconnection Testing)

Forcefully disconnect specific devices from their WiFi connections by sending spoofed deauthentication frames to the target router and devices. Ideal for testing network resilience and defense mechanisms.

Beacon (SSID Flooding)

Instantly generate dozens or even hundreds of fake WiFi network names (SSIDs). This can be used to obscure your actual WiFi network or broadcast specific messages to nearby devices.

Probe (Probe Request Spoofing)

Send fake probe requests to confuse WiFi trackers, or observe the signals devices emit when searching for known networks to gain a deeper understanding of device connection behaviors.

GPIOs and hardware info:

Display: SH1106 1.3" OLED
Display SDA: GPIO 5
Display SCL/SCK: GPIO 4
WS2812b LED: GPIO 15
Button Up: GPIO 12
Button Down: GPIO 13
Button Select: GPIO 14
High Light LED: GPIO16

Hardware Highlights: Compact yet Powerful

Ultra-Portable Design: A true "pocket-sized" gadget. Whether you are testing at a local cafe or demonstrating at a cybersecurity conference, it's easy to carry and always ready to go.
Intuitive Visual Operation: Equipped with a high-contrast OLED display and onboard physical buttons/scroll wheel. You can navigate menus and execute tests independently without needing to connect a PC or smartphone.
Excellent Expandability: Features an onboard power management system that supports direct LiPo battery connection and charging. The external antenna interface allows you to easily swap in high-gain antennas to drastically expand your signal coverage.
Open-Source & Programmable: It's not just a testing tool; it's a standard ESP8266 development board. You can use the Arduino IDE for secondary development and flash your own custom firmware. You can find schematic from https://github.com/lspoplove/DeautherMiNiV4/blob/main/Sheet_deautherMiNiV4.pdf

Target Audience

Cybersecurity Students & Educators: An intuitive, hands-on teaching aid for demonstrating WiFi protocol vulnerabilities.
Geeks & Makers: Perfect for exploring the underlying logic of wireless communications and experiencing the fun of DIY hardware.
Network Administrators: A practical tool for testing the stability and attack resistance of their own network environments.

Important Disclaimer (Compliance Notice):

This device is strictly for educational purposes and for testing on networks and devices that you either own or have explicit permission to test. Unauthorized interference or disconnection of others' network connections is illegal in most countries and regions. Please adhere strictly to local laws and regulations, and act as a responsible white-hat security researcher.