dwpa VS nhl-led-scoreboard

From what I’ve seen, typically the contributor count on wpa-sec.stanev.org has hovered around 10-15; currently it sits at 6928 and climbing (but producing only ~2x the 24hr performance of the nominal 10-15 contributors). Does someone have a cluster / network of low-power devices they’ve begun contributing? Did the service recently get published somewhere to attract new contributors? Is there a bug in the contributor-count code?

"WPA_SEC: Internet connectivity detected. Uploading new handshakes to wpa-sec.stanev.org"

It has a feature that will upon capture auto upload the hashes to places like onlinehashcrack or https://wpa-sec.stanev.org/ to crack.

main.plugins.wpa-sec.enabled = false main.plugins.wpa-sec.api_key = "" main.plugins.wpa-sec.api_url = "https://wpa-sec.stanev.org" main.plugins.wpa-sec.download_results = false main.plugins.wpa-sec.whitelist = []

I would like to try and create a plugin that checks wpa-sec.stanev.org (your nets) and compare a list of "already cracked wifi networks" and then show you the most recent cracked wifi network on your pwnagotchi.

https://wpa-sec.stanev.org/?

The wpa-sec plugin is also already there; you just need to enable it in your config.toml. There's a key you need to grab from the https://wpa-sec.stanev.org website by signing up, too. Anytime you want to see what passwords have been cracked, you can use your key on that site to lookup progress.

I'm imagining a Pi 4 B 8GB, running 4 Pwnagotchi VMs in PiMox with 512MB RAM a piece, each connected to it's own 802.11AC / bluetooth USB adapter. Since PiMox runs on top of RasPiOS, load LXQT or XFCE and connect directly to localhost in the browser to manage the VMs, and add a 4G modem to be able to upload handshakes to https://wpa-sec.stanev.org without needing to be connected to a WiFi network.

iirc you just need to register for an API key on https://wpa-sec.stanev.org/ and put that in your config in the wpa-sec section, then enable the plugin. Here-ish: https://github.com/evilsocket/pwnagotchi/blob/master/pwnagotchi/defaults.toml#L46

The NHL has an API also for example. So an example of how you could use that is this project https://github.com/riffnshred/nhl-led-scoreboard. I have this scoreboard running in my living room. The computer powering the scoreboard is constantly asking the NHL API "hey what's the score of the wings game" and "who scored" and a bunch of other things. The NHL API returns that data to my computer and then my computer renders that information in a scoreboard.

I used the NHL Scoreboard Library with an adafruit RGB shield connect to the GPIO pins. The NHL library uses the API directly from the NHL app so the scores are basically updated instantly. Everything was built on an existing MLB library designed to do the same thing. The library supports the 32x64 matrix out of the box so there’s nothing fancy I had to do there.

So I actually have one of these: https://github.com/riffnshred/nhl-led-scoreboard, and I just added my own script for when a goal is scored.

Thanks! I made the scoreboard myself, using this.

I bought the supplies and built it using the guide here https://github.com/riffnshred/nhl-led-scoreboard

Live scoreboard showing NHL scores.

For those interested in MLB or NHL versions of something similar, it's not too difficult with a bit of Linux knowledge. I used the hardware the MLB version suggested and loaded both MLB and NHL software on my Pi to switch between the two. There are apparently Premier League, NBA and NFL versions as well though I've not yet tried either (I'll be trying NFL and Premier League in a few months though).

see also NHL https://github.com/riffnshred/nhl-led-scoreboard