WHID Mobile Connector

The birth of the WHID injector stemmed from the need for affordable and dedicated hardware that could be remotely controlled for HID attacks. WHID stands for WiFi HID Injector. It is a cost-effective yet reliable piece of hardware designed to meet the needs of penetration testers during engagements related to HID attacks. At its core, WHID primarily consists of an Atmega 32u4 (commonly used in many Arduino boards) and an ESP-12s (providing WiFi functionality, often utilized in IoT projects). What can you do with the WHID Mobile Connector? Easily and quickly remotely control and inject keystrokes over WiFi. Create new payloads and store them locally on your phone. (Thus, you don't need to upload them to the WHID injector's memory, making life harder for the blue team during forensic analysis.) Modify existing payloads. (Yes. It comes preloaded with a set of cool payloads!) Remotely configure the WHID injector (e.g., WiFi and IP settings, OTA firmware updates, formatting the file system, auto-payload functionality, etc.). Want to learn more about the WHID injector and mobile connector but too lazy to read the wiki? Here’s a video demo of the WHID injector: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADqMCKtufNY And here’s one for the WHID Mobile Connector: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xf3JnbyIho

WHID Mobile Connector is an Android app for remotely controlling WHID Injector hardware to perform WiFi-based HID attacks and manage payloads.