Thanks to this open-source GitHub project, which aims to provide a cheaper alternative to the Flipper Zero, based on the ESP32. Its chip alone is capable of efficiently handling Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (unlike the Flipper Zero with its STM32, which requires an additional module containing an ESP32 to manage Wi-Fi).
To create this device, you can find a list of components to purchase :
FlipperZero and Capibarazero are pentesting devices. Only for security testing purposes. All illegal or deviant usage is strictly prohibited.
The electrical schematic :
In the, GitHub repository you can find the STL file for the 3D-printable case. I have created a more complex case, which you can download [here on Maker World]. I will continue this tutorial using my version of the case.
requipment :
Wi-Fi Portal: set up a Wi-Fi network that redirects users to a captive portal hosting a website showcasing my job search status.
Remote PDF Control: I plan to develop a Java script that allows the Capibara device, once connected to a PC via Bluetooth, to remotely control PDF slides. This will be used to present my end-of-year project.