Hardware & tool vendors

Where the kit on the gadgets page actually comes from. Lab401 is the usual European source; most of the rest ship direct.

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European supplier for RFID, NFC, Flipper, Hak5 and general offensive hardware.

WiFi Pineapple, Rubber Ducky, Bash Bunny, Shark Jack and the rest of the classics.

The pocket multi-tool for sub-GHz, NFC, RFID, IR and GPIO.

Makers of the ESP32 family, including the 5 GHz-capable ESP32-C5.

ESP32 boards that arrive with screens and batteries already attached.

Stackable ESP32 modules — the Cardputer and M5StickC are field-usable as-is.

HackRF One and other open hardware from Michael Ossmann.

bladeRF — full-duplex SDR with a serious FPGA.

RTL-SDR dongles, upconverters, filters and antennas.

KrakenSDR — five coherent receivers for direction finding and passive radar.

HackyPi and a long tail of Pi and RP2040 accessories.

Components, dev boards and some of the best hardware documentation anywhere.

Pocket ESP32 device with AMOLED touchscreen and an add-on hacking module.

Whisker — the open-source ESP32-S3 hacking console.