ESP32 Bus Pirate transforms devices into a multi-protocol hacking tool, supporting numerous digital protocols such as I2C, UART, and SPI. With a web-based CLI and robust features, it provides an engaging user experience for protocol sniffing and scripting, making it essential for any hardware enthusiast.
ESP32 Bus Pirate is an innovative, open-source firmware designed to transform your device into a versatile multi-protocol hacking tool, inspired by the renowned Bus Pirate. This powerful tool enables users to sniff, send, script, and interact with a variety of digital protocols, including I2C, UART, 1-Wire, and SPI, all through an intuitive serial terminal or a web-based command-line interface (CLI).
ESP32 Bus Pirate is compatible with various devices, including:
For detailed documentation on modes and commands, visit the Wiki. It includes insights on terminal mode, mode overviews, instruction syntax, serial setup, and Python scripting examples.
Commands can be quickly accessed after flashing the firmware and connecting via a serial terminal or web interface. Here are a few examples of commands:
mode
help
scan
sniff
Detailed command descriptions can be found in the Terminal Commands.
| Interface | Advantages | Ideal for... |
|---|---|---|
| Web Interface | - Accessible from any browser - Works over Wi-Fi - No cables needed | Quick tests, demos, headless setups |
| Serial Interface | - Faster performance - Instant responsiveness - Handles large data smoothly | Intensive sessions, frequent interactions |
Both interfaces share a consistent command structure, allowing for flexibility in interactions.
⚠️ Voltage Caution: Ensure devices operate only at 3.3V or 5V. Connecting peripherals with higher voltage levels may lead to damage of the ESP32.
By leveraging ESP32 Bus Pirate, users can explore an extensive range of capabilities tailored for hardware hacking and protocol manipulation.
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