1. Understanding Minino
Minino features different modules that can take advantage of them to perform security analysis and audit workflows. Below you can find the different technologies Minimo can work with!
The ESP32-c6 module, known for its robust performance and versatile connectivity options, enables Minino to effectively work with the technologies supported by the module such as Wi-Fi 6, BLE, Zigbee, and Thread.
Minino's features utilize the ESP32's capabilities for network security testing to identify and address vulnerabilities, especially on Wi-Fi networks. It is important to note that Minino operates exclusively on 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance within this frequency band.
AirTags are small, Bluetooth-enabled tracking devices designed by Apple to help users locate and keep track of their belongings. Minino, equipped with specialized scanning capabilities, can detect these AirTags and trigger them to emit a sound, aiding in the quick and easy retrieval of lost items.
In Minino, Zigbee is utilized for sniffing and spoofing, enabling the device to intercept and manipulate Zigbee network traffic. This capability allows for network analysis and security testing, essential for identifying vulnerabilities and ensuring the integrity of Zigbee-enabled systems. With Zigbee, Minino can effectively monitor and emulate Zigbee communications, making it a versatile tool for IoT device testing and research.
The ATGM336H-6N-74 GPS module provides precise location-tracking capabilities. The module is renowned for its high sensitivity, low power consumption, and rapid positioning.
Minino's built-in GPS module enables wardriving, the act of mapping Wi-Fi networks while on the move. This helps discover public Wi-Fi hotspots, identify coverage gaps, and even detect unsecure networks. Minino's portability and open-source software make it a great tool for Wi-Fi exploration and analysis.
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