Nice little device. The M5 stack ESP's would be good candidates as well. In a meeting at the beginning of last year (a decade ago now), we had a meeting about cyber threats, and I said I worried most about little devices like this running nefarious code in someone's pocket or my big fear, a van with a cluster of RPI's, a commercial or high-end wifi router hacking then spoofing your network. These things don't take a government's money backing to do.
Yeah. I'm sure Defcon and BlackHat were loaded with ESP devices. I do have the M5 StickC and Stack 5. I've never used them for that type of thing, but that would be a fun project.
Hi, I would like to add ML capabilities through connecting an external Arduino Nicla Sense ME board over UART to the ESP32 board on the watch. Would this be feasible? I would also like to add a micro speaker over an ADC pin. I would appreciate any information as to whether this would be possible, as it would accelerate my project rather than doing it from scratch.
Some fun little examples there, mine is still in its box as I've not really found time to look into writing something that makes use of the display yet.
Can you use this as a deauther? If I got this, I'd want it to run 4 applications: Nyan Cat WiFi analyzer TV B Gone Wi-Fi Deauther by SpaceHuhn (with the interface) Honeypot
hello, i have a: LILYGO® TTGO T-CAN485 ESP32 CAN RS-485 Modbus Supports TF Card WIFI Bluetooth Wireless and do you have some suggestions on how to use it with the arduino ide? great lilygo watch video, thank you
Thank you. I've never used that board, but here is an example sketch. github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/T-CAN485/tree/main/example/Arduino/RS485-modbus I think you will have to create a folder in your arduino folder and add both that sketch and the config.h file in there so it will know where to look for it. I hope that helps.
How did you manage to interface the IR transmitter in the watch? I am still not able to understand a thing from the library example. Could you please share the IR sketch?
I uploaded the code for you. The first example (01) sends a basic infrared signal. 02 is the one I used in the video. You will need to upload the world codes file and probably main.h to your project folder for your sketch. The upload will fail if it's not there. github.com/mudmin/AnotherMaker/tree/master/esp32-watch/infrared-tv-b-gone I may make a separate video on it, but it will be a while, so enjoy the code :)
haha. I was going to try it at Target because I don't care if I'm not allowed to go back there...but then I realized I'm too lazy to go to target just to do some clandestine filming.
I double-dog dare you to get that speaker to work! It's mentioned, but there's ZERO doc's about it and no examples. I was able to get full color images to work, by hacking up the Batman watch example, and even access the vibration motor, but I could find NOTHING on that accursed speaker!
@@AnotherMaker i love to hear the sound of it ... in the latest T-watch library there is a example using the speaker. I have been thinking to buy one myself as well the latest version of the watch has also a mic onboard.
Wow, pretty neat! I only wish it was waterproof - but either way, a pre-made wearable ESP32 is a pretty cool thing!
The advertisement says "Water Resist" but looking at that back with the grill on it, I can't imagine it could be. Sounds like a future test.
Nice little device. The M5 stack ESP's would be good candidates as well. In a meeting at the beginning of last year (a decade ago now), we had a meeting about cyber threats, and I said I worried most about little devices like this running nefarious code in someone's pocket or my big fear, a van with a cluster of RPI's, a commercial or high-end wifi router hacking then spoofing your network. These things don't take a government's money backing to do.
Yeah. I'm sure Defcon and BlackHat were loaded with ESP devices. I do have the M5 StickC and Stack 5. I've never used them for that type of thing, but that would be a fun project.
dude you got to make these sketch's available, lets have some fun :) Awesome work mate
Hi, I would like to add ML capabilities through connecting an external Arduino Nicla Sense ME board over UART to the ESP32 board on the watch. Would this be feasible? I would also like to add a micro speaker over an ADC pin. I would appreciate any information as to whether this would be possible, as it would accelerate my project rather than doing it from scratch.
Some fun little examples there, mine is still in its box as I've not really found time to look into writing something that makes use of the display yet.
Yeah. I'm terrible with anything graphics related, so I would just be modifying example code if I did.
3 years later, there still only seems to be a couple of this watch types available.
Is the strap replacable? Is it compatible with other smartwatches? (for ex apple watch?) it looks like it
Can you use this as a deauther? If I got this, I'd want it to run 4 applications:
Nyan Cat WiFi analyzer
TV B Gone
Wi-Fi Deauther by SpaceHuhn (with the interface)
Honeypot
Absolutely. You can use it for anything you can do with an ESP32 including that
could you share the source code for the Morse code program
It took me a while to find it, but here you go :) github.com/mudmin/AnotherMaker/blob/master/esp32-watch/morse.ino
hello, i have a: LILYGO® TTGO T-CAN485 ESP32 CAN RS-485 Modbus Supports TF Card WIFI Bluetooth Wireless and do you have some suggestions on how to use it with the arduino ide?
great lilygo watch video, thank you
Thank you. I've never used that board, but here is an example sketch. github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/T-CAN485/tree/main/example/Arduino/RS485-modbus I think you will have to create a folder in your arduino folder and add both that sketch and the config.h file in there so it will know where to look for it. I hope that helps.
How did you manage to interface the IR transmitter in the watch? I am still not able to understand a thing from the library example. Could you please share the IR sketch?
I uploaded the code for you. The first example (01) sends a basic infrared signal. 02 is the one I used in the video. You will need to upload the world codes file and probably main.h to your project folder for your sketch. The upload will fail if it's not there. github.com/mudmin/AnotherMaker/tree/master/esp32-watch/infrared-tv-b-gone I may make a separate video on it, but it will be a while, so enjoy the code :)
@@AnotherMaker thank you I will try it :)
Can you make a tutorial how to program that watch
I would need to get it back out, but it actually programs just like any other Arduino.
Would it be possible to program it to use a MITM attack and basically act as a Wifi jammer?
There are lots of ESP32 wifi deauther scripts. I think that's where I would start
@@AnotherMaker thanks! any websites you would recommend?
As some one with no tech experience but looking to have safe fun how do I start to program once I buy this
Basically any tutorial on programming an esp32 will get you there. I recommend the site Random Nerd Tutorials
The on and off is same one yes? So I can turn on any TV with that last one?
Usually it is. There are some tvs whose remotes have dedicated on/off buttons, but most use the same, so yes.
That morse code is cool,but not readable because there was no space between each letter..... that means you cannot decifer each one separatly
I think I made a modification for that after the video. I'll have to check my code.
Does it work in your watch or any watch
It definitely needs to be this special ESP32 watch.
That T.V on would cause some chaos in walmart :)
That was going to be my original plan but since I do my grocery shopping there I could not afford to be banned for life :-)
That's a fun little toy.
Try not to get arrested (or at least have a camera rolling if you do...)
haha. I was going to try it at Target because I don't care if I'm not allowed to go back there...but then I realized I'm too lazy to go to target just to do some clandestine filming.
does this go to be programmed
It just gets programmed as an ESP32 in the Arduino ide
Ok
@@AnotherMaker do i go to GitHub to program it
@@AnotherMaker do I have to have a Windows computer to program it
@@MarkGreen-pp3qy No it can be mac or linux. Anything that can use the arduino ide.
your Morse code didn't have any inter-character spacing so would be really hard to read.
I did make another version for an escape room that added the spaces.
can you make a video on adding deauther apps to it
I will add that to my list. Although any esp32 deauther sketch should work because this is a regular esp32 at heart.
Can you use it as a deauther?
Absolutely. Any of the esp32 deauth libraries will work. If I make another video on this watch, that will be it.
@@AnotherMaker Yes pleaseee
Do you have the code for the honeypot
It's in the Arduino IDE Library manager as SimpleHoneypot by mudmin
Alguien sabe si se puede hacer deauther con este reloj?
The code for any esp32 deauther would work
I double-dog dare you to get that speaker to work! It's mentioned, but there's ZERO doc's about it and no examples. I was able to get full color images to work, by hacking up the Batman watch example, and even access the vibration motor, but I could find NOTHING on that accursed speaker!
Ok. Challenge accepted. I'm getting the watch back out to take a look. I have a few ideas to try to get it to work :)
@@AnotherMaker i love to hear the sound of it ... in the latest T-watch library there is a example using the speaker. I have been thinking to buy one myself as well the latest version of the watch has also a mic onboard.
I see 4 examples under the BasicUnit category.
Interesting projects indeed.
Thanks!
please could i have the hotspot code great vid btw :)
You sold me!!
I hope you like it. It's at least a fun project.
Bar watches the CCTV and see a flashing light coming from your wrist
Better run fast
skip throu the whole video but didn't see any time digit represented on the watch..
The original software that comes with the watch shows the time so I didn't think I needed to recreate that. They provide code for that.
@@AnotherMaker yeah, i was joking.. thanks for creating such an interesting video. ☺️
Cool project
Thank you!
Apparently 45 Dollarydoos form the Aussie warehouse.
Yeah but the benefit is that you get to live in Australia :-)
The title should be WAYS to get yourself in trouble rather than HOW.
You're correct