>ESP32 (Arduino-like WiFi module) >Powerbank / USB Charger >Set SSID to "It's Okay to be White" >Redirect connections to a iotbw.png >Turn on at Universities, bars, et cetera >??? >Profit!
I'm willing to write the firmware if enough people are interested...
Actually, I'm gonna do it even if it's just me.
If you are in Sydney, scan for networks near UTS next week (waiting for the modules to arrive).
You can use these. They're like $11 wireless sd card readers but you can flash openwrt to them. Plug them into a hidden spot at Starbucks like the back of a POS
Should be really easy, I just need to figure out how to redirect connections on the port 80 to a specific page (like the free wifi at restaurants). Its easy on Linux (iptables), but on this module its a bit more complicated, going through the SDK atm.
Noah Cook
>have an iphone >create hotspot via “Settings” >set SSID to “It’s okay to be white”
Stop trying to shill your arduinos here
Ethan Hill
I bought one of these usb powered routers which was about $40 and I've been trying to think of a good SSID. I flashed it with piratebox and I plan to load it up with a bunch of books/memes.
Now I know what to use for my SSID. I can just carry it around in a backpack or leave it in my car. There's tutorials for external antenna mods as well.
nigger, that's a chink module, not mine by any means.
but, I though about the access point on phone/laptop Its way easier but: >you can be caught >you can't redirect them to an image(s) >it will be active only as long as you are there
but, by all means, give it a go, it's not a bad idea
Thomas Ward
>UTS
So fukn chokka-block full of slanteys, worst ever m8s
Boring and shitty plan you can just create a hotspot on your phone.
Real niggas will create an eddystone Bluetooth beacon
Joseph Rivera
>write the firmware So you have no programming experience then. engineersgarage.com/tutorials/esp8266-wifi-hotspot Scroll down to using the Arduino IDE. All you need to do is get the ESP8266 wifi and webserver libraries. Other than that it's literally just changing the name in the program.
Bentley Bennett
Be the change you want to see
Ayden Cruz
>Hey guys set up racist and provoking shit via bluetooth kek hope you're using a burner
Charles Walker
>UTS pajeets chinks sjw whites
Joseph Mitchell
First, it's ESP32, not the POS ESP8266 Second, I make 60k + bonus as a c# programmer while still at uni. 3rd, creating the shite webserver using the shitty Arduino library is not the point, you don't want them to have to navigate to a page to get the image, it must auto redirect, and I don't think they expose that on the Arduino libs, I'm working with the espressif SDK directly, you dense mother fucker
Thomas Peterson
In routers that's called "captive portal". Also, don't forget about port 443.
Ethan Taylor
>Second, I make 60k + bonus as a c# programmer while still at uni.
you forgot to list your penis stats, but other than that, you are my hero now
interesting, will also look into those, I had openwrt on my old router, but it would randomly restart...
going to sleep now, I will pick up an ESP32 @jaycar tomorrow and will make another thread once its all up and running
Christian Roberts
Praise Allah
Carson Bailey
You can detect bluetooth strength using simple programs to determine location. As soon as any police gets tipped that it was there, or they find it, it would be found very quickly. On top of that its fairly easy to trace digital hardware back to people if they got it through any non-cash retailers.
Did I touch a nerve? >creating the shite webserver using the shitty Arduino library is not the point Why bother over-engineering the thing when you could post instructions from publicly available sources that combine together to make something. I wouldn't advise doing it yourself if you're looking at making programming your career. If you do get caught you might get barred completely for race baiting. >Navigate to X page Captive portal is supported
Can be traced back to you >follows you around >broadcasts MAC
Jackson Rodriguez
If you want to be truly subversive you can wire these into people's cars and it will broadcast everywhere they go. Easy to get under a SUV/Truck and wire one into a 12v line in a minute or two.
Isaiah Nguyen
This is retarded and a waste of money. Just write a how to for normies so they can turn on their wifi hotspot on their smartphone and set SSID to "It's Okay to be White" with random characters as password. Tell them to leave it on wherever they go. Point made, job done, doesn't cost a penny.
Eli White
>First, it's ESP32, not the POS ESP8266 >Second, I make 60k + bonus as a c# programmer while still at uni. What a poofta
Noah Hernandez
>$60k
Lmao I make that as a department manager at a grocery store, being a high school dropout
Luis Campbell
>I'm willing to write the firmware if enough people are interested... I would be interested. I don't get out much, but I would put one into my car just to spite anyone around me looking for internet.
>hidden spot at Starbucks like the back of a POS IF a wireless module like that runs on nothing but power, you could possibly plug it into TVs usb port as well. I do like where this is going and I support IOTBW
Oliver Rogers
good luck
Adam Martin
>muh police >MAC address follows you, goy! Setting up your own public wifi hotspot is perfectly legal, niggers.
It isn't legal to race bait. Which is what this will be construed as.
Jace Garcia
This is dumb. Hotspot on your phone will eat battery like crazy, you're broadcasting your mac, and you can't just leave it running somewhere permanently.
It's super easy to use iptables to redirect all DNS requests to a local DNS server (dnsmasq) too, then you'll be able to respond to every query with whatever address you want (iotbw.png).
I'm using this board in my drones. Have a team of drones hooked up to a central server, they take commands from it, send GPS/Video/Audio data etc.
Austin Sanders
>spend real money on each wifi device >multiple devices needed for it to have any real impact costing hundreds of dollars >hunt down firmware written by Jow Forums autist >spend hours trying the flash the fucking things because devices were made in china with chinese instructions and firmware instructions were written by Jow Forums autist >find out it doesn’t work >spend hours trying to troubleshoot the pieces of shit >finally get them working >spend hours going round coffee shops >almost back out as you imagine yourself being accused of trying to hack multinational corporations IT systems and put in the back of a police car >try not to get caught pluging them into cash registers while being served >handful of coffee shop normies see SSID appear on their phone but they don't give a fuck anyway or even know what it means >even if successful will be a matter of hours before devices are found and discarded >after one incident coffee chains brief all coffee shop manager how to find devices >complete waste of time and money
Jow Forums... a real force to be reckoned with....
The british guy makes a few interesting points, but since he seems to think it a bad idea, it probably is a good one. British people are poor judges of what is right and wrong, and always place paki-rape-gangs above the rights of their native born subjects of the queen.