USBKill vs Biscuit Manager

Configure and control your USBKill V4 Professional Device directly from your phone and tablet. Configure, prepare and launch your USBKill pentest operations via the Official App. Trigger Mode: Magnetic, Classic, Alarm, Smartphone and Remote Delivery Mode: Single Pulse, Continuous Pulse

This is the official companion application for the Biscuit hardware ecosystem. The Biscuit is a headless wireless auditing tool designed for wardrivers, security professionals, and even beginners. This application connects to the device via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) to provide a user interface for the device. Use this app to control scanning, analysis, and testing operations across 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and WiFi 6 networks. WiFi Capabilities Dual-Band Scanning: View Access Points, Stations, and Probe Requests across 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands simultaneously. a Traffic Analysis: Monitor channel utilization and capture beacon frames with security type detection. Handshake Capture: Capture PMKID and 4-way handshakes for analysis. Network Testing: Perform deauthentication testing (broadcast and targeted) and deploy captive portals. Threat Detection: Identify Rogue APs and known audit devices like Pwnagotchi or WiFi Pineapple. Bluetooth Capabilities Device Discovery: Scan for BLE and Classic Bluetooth devices, including tracker tags. Skimmer Detection: Identify potential credit card skimmers (HC-05/HC-06 modules). Wardriving: Log Bluetooth data with GPS integration and support for WiGLE uploads. Device Management Dashboard: View real-time connection status and battery levels. Configuration: Configure the RGB status LED for stealth operation. Firmware Updates: Perform Over-the-Air (OTA) firmware updates over WiFi. Hardware Required This application requires the Biscuit Pro physical device. It is not compatible with standard ESP32 hardware for 5GHz operations. Legal Disclaimer The Biscuit Pro and this application are designed for authorized security auditing, educational purposes, and research only. Users are responsible for ensuring they have proper authorization before testing any network or device. Misuse may violate local or federal laws.