Cyber-Dack Wi-Fi Attacker Tool with 1.8Inch Colour Display

R4TKN Ghost Deauther explores how clients and access points behave under management-frame stress. On the Ai-Thinker BW16 (RTL8720DN), your firmware demonstrates dual-band (2.4/5 GHz) behavior, UI on a small TFT, and button-driven modes to evaluate Wi-Fi resilience. The point isn’t to knock networks offline; it’s to study how protections (like 802.11w/PMF), WIDS/WIPS, and client stacks respond—so admins can harden their setups.

This is a WiFi deauther — a small portable device that can forcefully disconnect devices connected to WiFi networks by sending deauthentication attacks. In this use BW16 (RTL8720DN) module (purple-colored board), commonly referred to as a "NodeMCU-style" board due to its similar form factor. It also uses a 1.8-inch color TFT display. This device operates on 2.4GHz WiFi frequencies. It can scan nearby WiFi networks, send deauthentication frames to disconnect clients from a target network, and create multiple fake WiFi access points (beacon spoofing). It is a small hacking/pentesting tool intended for cybersecurity learners and researchers.

Its work on 2.4Ghz