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The purpose of this paper is to develop an ethical hacking tool using the ESP32 Marauder to facilitate cybersecurity testing and exploration. The ESP32 Marauder serves as a prototype designed to simulate potential attack vectors, allowing cybersecurity professionals to test network defenses against common threats. Key stages of this research include understanding ethical hacking principles, configuring the ESP32 Marauder, and testing its capabilities in controlled network environments. This approach provides a low-cost, portable tool for ethical hackers and cybersecurity researchers to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth networks
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DOI: 10.1109/itc-egypt66095.2025.11186571
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