Features

Features of ESP32-DIV

The ESP32-DIV is packed with tools for wireless manipulation and analysis, organized into multiple menus: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, Sub-GHz, Infrared, Tools, and Settings. Each menu offers unique features for testing, jamming, and exploring wireless protocols. Below is a detailed look at what the ESP32-DIV can do.

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🌐 Wi-Fi Menu

• Packet Monitor
  Visualize live Wi-Fi traffic across all 14 channels with a real-time waterfall graph. Perfect for monitoring network activity and analyzing the wireless environment. Supports PCAP logging to SD card.

• Beacon Spammer
  Flood the airwaves with fake Wi-Fi access points (beacon frames). Choose to target specific access points with custom names or generate random fake networks to disrupt connections or trick devices.

• Deauth Detector
  Scan for deauthentication attacks and other suspicious activities. Flags hidden SSIDs, duplicate networks, or unusual channels.

• Wi-Fi Scanner
  List nearby Wi-Fi networks with detailed information (SSID, channel, signal strength). Background scanning ensures fast results.

• Wi-Fi Deauthentication Attack
  Scan, select a target AP, and send deauth frames to disconnect clients. Touchscreen interface for intuitive management.

• Evil Portal
  Run the ESP32 as AP + DNS + web server. Clone networks, force sign-in pages, and capture credentials locally. Works before HTTPS/authentication.

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📡 Bluetooth Menu

• BLE Jammer
  Flood BLE advertising channels with noise to disrupt device discovery and connections. Also supports classic Bluetooth.

• BLE Spoofer
  Mimic real BLE devices by sending fake advertising packets. Impersonate specific devices for testing.

• Sour Apple
  Target Apple devices via AirDrop/Continuity BLE features. Spoof Apple BLE advertisements to trigger unintended behaviors.

• BLE Scanner
  Detect nearby BLE devices, including hidden ones, with detailed information. Great for analysis and security research.

• BLE Sniffer
  Monitor and display nearby BLE and Classic Bluetooth devices. Detect suspicious activities like jamming, MAC spoofing, and beacon spoofing with alerts.

• BLE Rubber Ducky
  Advertise as a BLE keyboard. Once connected, execute keystroke scripts from the SD card. Parses delays, strings, and key combos, sends proper HID reports. On exit, releases all keys and stops advertising.

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📶 2.4GHz Menu

• 2.4GHz Scanner
  Scan the full 2.4GHz spectrum (128 channels) for Wi-Fi, Zigbee, and proprietary RF protocols. Visual spectrum display of energy activity.

• Protokill
  Jam 2.4GHz protocols like Zigbee and Wi-Fi. Supports targeted or full-spectrum jamming.

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📻 Sub-GHz Menu

• Replay Attack
  Capture and replay Sub-GHz signals. Supports rolling code detection for educational purposes. Auto-scan mode hops frequencies and locks on active signals.

• Sub-GHz Jammer
  Disrupt Sub-GHz devices like garage openers, remotes, and IoT sensors. Choose specific frequencies or cycle automatically.

• Saved Profiles
  Store captured signals with frequency, protocol, bit length, and human-readable name. Replay, manage, or delete safely.

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📺 Infrared (IR) Menu

• IR Capture/Replay
  Capture IR remote button presses with full decoding and raw timing, and Replay IR signals with accurate carrier frequency and timing.

• IR Saved Profiles
  Organize, replay, and delete captured IR signals from the SD card.

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🧰 Tools Menu

• Serial Monitor
  Live USB serial view for debugging. Switch baud rates and enable/disable terminal.

• Firmware Update
  Update ESP32-DIV firmware from SD card. Safely writes new firmware to flash.

• Touch Calibration
  Calibrate touchscreen using four corners. Values saved to persistent storage.

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⚙️ Settings Menu

• Brightness & Display
  Adjust screen brightness and UI theme.

• NeoPixel Control
  Configure RGB LED behavior, animations, and feedback modes.

• Background Scanning
  Enable or disable Wi-Fi/BLE scanning while idle.

• Preferences Storage
  Settings saved as JSON on SD card, persistent across reboots.

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Explore all ESP32-DIV features! Visit the Firmware Upload Guide to get started.