Flipper Zero Demo: WiFi Marauder, Wireshark and Hashcat!

Talking Sasquach shows us how to crack WPA2 WiFi passwords using a Flipper Zero, Marauder, Wireshark and Hashcat! A very cool demo.

Disclaimer: Only do attack networks that you own or have permission to attack.

// Flipper Zero and WiFi Dev Board //
and/or use code DAVIDBOMBAL

// Talking Sasquash SOCIAL //

// David's SOCIAL //

// Youtube videos mentioned //

// MENU //
00:00:00 - Welcome Talking Sasquatch!
00:00:36 - Wi-Fi hacking workflow
00:00:50 - Overview of the de-authentication process.
00:01:26 - Wifi deauth ring cameras
00:02:10 - Wifi board
00:03:00 - Firmware used
00:04:03 - FlipperZero wifi board flashing
00:05:40 - Wi-Fi Marauder demo
00:07:18 - Getting pcap from SD card
00:07:52 - Use Wireshark to process files.
00:08:25 - Converting and saving files for Hashcat.
00:08:44 - Using CMD and Hashcat commands.
00:09:05 - Discussing password lists and how Hashcat works.
00:09:43 - Sharing experiences with FlipperZero and its capabilities.
00:10:30 - Talking about personal background and the value of learning and experimentation.
00:12:36 - Links to Nate's channel and outro.

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[davidbombal]

Talking Sasquach shows us how to crack WPA2 WiFi passwords using a Flipper Zero, Marauder, Wireshark and Hashcat! A very cool demo.

Disclaimer: Only do attack networks that you own or have permission to attack.

// Flipper Zero and WiFi Dev Board //
and/or use code DAVIDBOMBAL


// Talking Sasquash SOCIAL //

// David's SOCIAL //

// Youtube videos mentioned //

// MENU //
00:00:00 - Welcome Talking Sasquatch!
00:00:36 - Wi-Fi hacking workflow
00:00:50 - Overview of the de-authentication process.
00:01:26 - Wifi deauth ring cameras
00:02:10 - Wifi board
00:03:00 - Firmware used
00:04:03 - FlipperZero wifi board flashing
00:05:40 - Wi-Fi Marauder demo
00:07:18 - Getting pcap from SD card
00:07:52 - Use Wireshark to process files.
00:08:25 - Converting and saving files for Hashcat.
00:08:44 - Using CMD and Hashcat commands.
00:09:05 - Discussing password lists and how Hashcat works.
00:09:43 - Sharing experiences with FlipperZero and its capabilities.
00:10:30 - Talking about personal background and the value of learning and experimentation.
00:12:36 - Links to Nate's channel and outro.

Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.

[TalkingSasquach]

So weird to see myself here! It was a blast filming with you! Great community you have here!!

[palehorseman]

Sasquatch is why I even have a flipper lol. Awesome dude and love his content. As well, of course, as yours David. Glad to see a shout out to those of us who have a passion but not a lot of technical background.

[seanronayne]

Great video. Im a Huge fan of talking sasquatch and I love the way he breaks down his videos. Even a person like myself with not a ton of tech knowledge can understand most of what he says and I am thankful for all the hardwork done behind the scenes. All these guys and girls deserve thanks and more. God Bless all the guys and girls that don't have paywalls and work so hard for the community. Im always learning.

[Wodawic]

Yes indeed, great video content and partnership between Bombal and Squatch (Nate). One thing I'd like to add for those jumping into this Flipper/Wifi board thing is that as you pour over what's available, it's easy to get crossed up with different techniques. Perfect example is that I was working through Squach's and others' videos from about a couple weeks ago up to this morning, and this is the first time he's started with Extreme as the firmware on the device itself. That's new, and will create some incompatibilities probably with what I already have "on-board", since in some cases the app is linked to the firmware...

This stuff just moves so fast as it really is out there for everybody to do what they want with. So... It gets confusing as hell since all the actors will refer to others for bits of their solution for flashing the dev board, the firmware used on both the flipper and the board, the version of application, etc. Updating one little component will most likely create an API error somewhere. I'll list the various people's GITs below as an FYI, but my recommendation is to pick ONE and go from there. If you don't you'll get API errors and other incompatiblities and end up sideways. All the folks contribution to the overall effort are updating things at a different pace.

HOWEVER - This fragmented ecosystem creates an 𝘼𝙒𝙀𝙎𝙊𝙈𝙀 opportunity for learning how this chit works. E.g. I can use a firmware like RogueMaster, a flashing tool from somebody else, and *.bin or *.fap/fam files from completely different folks now that I understand it. So where possible, read and understand the code. I've created a directory structure separating all of them, and now can pick and choose. A large-ish SD card is also a big help...

Here's the list of the GIT's I've used bits and pieces of, just as an FYI.
And of course the "standard" site:

And I'm sure I'm forgetting some you'll stumble across along the way... Apologies if I'm "overcooking" the whole thing, but that's the way I roll unfortunately.

Some of these are probably now updated since I send this. That's just the way it goes. Much gratitude to the Talking Squach and all the others for the work. It would be cool if there was one single place you could go for the most current or complete version(s), but this theater is just moving too fast, which again makes it educational and fun as hell.

[royeriksen]

I feel humbled. Been in the industry for 30 years, and yeah... I have been a bicycle repairman also, when being 16. But, this guy is so much smarter than me... despite my 30 + industry exams and certifications. A big respect to him :) I feel I'm so slow haha

[MorrWorm]

That’s what I’m doing, I quit messing with tech for 20 years. Im a welder working 65 hours a week. Got into it by running into a guy with a MacBook I traded a 79’ mongoose for. Then bought a 3D printer and a flipper zero. I’ve been learning as much as I possibly can

[jcgm]

I follow Sasquash for a couple months now and his channel have really great tutorial for flipper and the guy is awesome! 🎉 Happy to see you doing a video together!

[JustCallMeKoko]

Always love seeing practical demos like these. Great work

[Belomoh]

We need a duo between you and Networkchukk for sure!!

[demotedcder]

WOW, I wasn't expecting this.Thanks, David, for bringing Sasquach to your show 😃😃 great content, as always

[Mr_H.AK-]

as always, great educational video and yet another fantastic collaboration . this is my favourite channel on youtube and i love it because Sir David always post exceptionally impressive videos on cybersecurity and cybertech . LOVE FROM PAKISTAN SIR DAVID AND THANK YOU FOR KEEPING THE CONTENT FANTASTIC.💖💖

[esaugalindo]

Thanks David, I love how you stop him and ask him to break it down. I noticed most most of them just like to run on and don’t try to explain much of what they’re doing. Sometimes it makes me question what they’re doing.

[ceg]

Been watching both of your videos, this made me decide to subscribe to both of you. Thanks for all the help!

[ClickClack_Bam]

This was great.

Talking Sasquach was who I seen that put up enough videos for me to stumble my way through learning what I do know about the Flipper Zero.

I missed the first round of sales on them & then got one when they restocked.

But by then, things changed so much with how you install custom firmware (like Xtreme).

[-_-Ghost-_-]

I know I’m a little late to this video but I use both these guys all the time and it’s so cool to see them work together

[SpottedMau]

Thanks for shining a spotlight on Nate. Wow, what an inspiring story and resource! Thanks, DB!!

[falxonPSN]

This was interesting as I was considering this device. I just wish he had given a little bit more background at the beginning on specifically why he was using certain mods or firmwares. He kind of launched right into the fact that he was using a very customized device but didn't really give a lot of justification for why one would use the upgraded device versus what one could do out of box with the Wi-Fi module.

[mikebrandt]

Two of my favorite tech guys in one video. I love talking squash flipper videos

[adad]

I was confused for a moment because I am using the same desktop wallpaper like talking sasquach. Tanks for sharing!