WebSec-Guardian

Marauder is an ESP32 based defensive cybersecurity prototype developed to educate students and ethical hackers about how wireless threats can be detected and mitigated safely. It passively monitors Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals to demonstrate threat awareness not exploitation helping learners understand how attacks like deauthentication, spoofing, and rogue access points occur and how to secure against them. All offensive functions (jamming, spamming, impersonation) are explicitly disabled, making this a 100% legal, educational, and defensive device. The project aims to promote ethical cybersecurity awareness at hackathons and college tech events. Built using: ESP32-DevKitC-32UE, TFT LCD Touch Display, LiPo Battery, TP4056 Charger, Rocker Switch, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Antenna, and custom 3D-printed casing. Purpose: To help students see, not attack — a visual, real-time way to study wireless behavior and improve security understanding.

WebSec-Marauder-Guardian

marauder is a esp32 based defensive cybersecurity project made to teach students and ethical hackers how wireless threats can be found and stopped safely it listens to wifi and bluetooth signals and shows how attacks like deauth spoofing and fake access points happen and how to protect against them all bad or offensive functions like jamming and spam are turned off so it stays 100 percent legal and only for learning the main goal is to spread ethical cybersecurity knowledge in hackathons and college tech events i used esp32 devkitc 32ue tft lcd touch display lipo battery tp4056 charger rocker switch wifi bluetooth antenna and a custom 3d printed case it helps students see how wireless stuff works in real time and understand security better without doing any attack