DSTIKE Deauther Watch SE
DSTIKE Deauther Watch SE by Travis Lin on Tindie
www.deauther.com
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What is it?
Deauther watch SE has redesigned surface and circuit. RTC could work for several months after you turn off the watch. You can also flash deauth detector software because it has buzzer now.
Deauther Watch is still an ESP8266 development board, but you can wear it like a smartwatch.
It comes installed with the latest ESP8266 Deauther software. With this software, you can perform different attacks to test WiFi networks.
Software and documentation: www.deauther.com
Designed by Travis Lin in China
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Can you explain to the less technical user what type of nefarious purpose this is most certainly not intended to accomplish?
Can you explain to the less technical user what type of nefarious purpose this is most certainly not intended to accomplish?
Sure! Let me break down the explanation of the Deauther watch for you:
Imagine you have a special watch called the Deauther watch SE. This watch has been redesigned to look different and work better. One cool thing about it is that even after you turn off the watch, there's a part inside called the RTC that keeps working for months, like a tiny clock.
Now, this watch is not just a regular watch. It's also like a mini computer board, specifically the ESP8266 development board. But the interesting part is that you can wear it on your wrist just like a smartwatch.
When you get the Deauther watch, it already has a special program on it called the ESP8266 Deauther software. This program lets you do different things to test WiFi networks. You know how you connect to WiFi on your phone or computer? Well, sometimes people want to make sure their WiFi networks are secure, so they use tools like the Deauther software to see how strong their networks are against attacks.
And guess what? The watch also has a buzzer now, which can make noise for certain things. This can be helpful when using the software, as it can give you alerts or notifications.
If you want to know more or get the software and instructions, you can go to the website www.deauther.com.
So, in simple terms, the Deauther watch is like a special watch that's also a smart computer. It helps people check how strong their WiFi networks are and keeps track of time even when it's turned off.
I am suspicious as to why such a device would need to be wrist-mounted. That would make more sense for surreptitiously "testing" networks in an area where one didn't wish to be noticed.