DSTIKE specializes in open-source hardware for network security, IoT development, and penetration testing, featuring ESP8266 and ESP32-based tools like Deauther watches.
DSTIKE is a hardware brand founded by developer Travis Lin, dedicated to creating accessible development boards and tools for IoT enthusiasts, network security researchers, and makers. The brand is best known for its range of wrist-mounted development devices, such as the DSTIKE Deauther Watch, which runs on the ESP8266 architecture. These tools allow users to test WiFi networks, perform deauthentication attacks for security auditing, and develop custom IoT applications.
Beyond wearable development boards, DSTIKE produces a variety of specialized hardware including the D-duino, BadUSB tools (like the USB Keeper and White Ducky), and handheld game consoles based on the ESP32-S3. The products are designed to be beginner-friendly while offering powerful features for professionals in cybersecurity and electronics. DSTIKE fosters an open-source community approach, often utilizing software like the ESP8266 Deauther project by Spacehuhn.
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Power on the device, connect to the WiFi network broadcasted by the device (often named 'pwned'), and open a web browser to 192.168.4.1.
It is an ESP8266 development board in a smartwatch form factor, primarily used for testing WiFi networks and educational purposes regarding network security.
Charge the watch via the USB port until the charging indicators signify a full battery (e.g., LED turns off or specific LEDs light up depending on the version).