This guide will help you get it installed and start experimenting with it. On top of this, it is also a full Kali Linux distribution giving you all the power of Kali. This allows you to adapt to changing environments and execute much more sophisticated actions. This is the alpha 1.0 release so there’s still some work to do to make things smoother and easier but this version is functional enough to start playing with.ĪLOA aims to do much more than its predecessors by having trigger actions and multiple scripts ran based on those triggers. The old version was very simple and could only deliver a payload and was basically a Pi version of the old “Rubber Ducky”. The ALOA version is a successor to the original P4wnP1 which is still a very popular tool to use with a Raspberry Pi Zero W. There’s practically no defense to this type of attack other than physically securing your USB ports. The device is automatically configured and does not require any special driver installation.

The device is connected as a HID keyboard/mouse as well as a network interface to accomplish this. stands for “A Little Offensive Appliance”. is a tool for the Raspberry Pi Zero W that allows you to plug a Pi into a host computer and send remote commands and share networking with a host computer all without any user interaction. type ssh If the hostname is not found, use the IP of the Pi instead - it can be found in your router administration panel.P4wnP1 A.L.O.A. On Windows you can use Putty open in new window, with Linux and macOS you can just open the terminal and e.g.

local (default: raspberrypi.local) with the user pi and the password you configured (default: raspberry). Wait a minute for it to boot and connect to your network.

Insert the SD card into your Raspberry Pi Zero W, then connect the power supply.

Wait for it to be finished before removing the card from the reader.

Write the image to the card from the main menu.

Hit 'Save' on the bottom after you're done. Optionally, you can configure WiFi credentials, the hostname to be something recognizable like bedroom and more in this same menu.

Open the advanced options (Windows: Ctrl + Shift + X, macOS: Cmd + Shift + X) and enable SSH.SD Card -> the SD card you put into your card reader.OS -> Raspberry Pi OS (other) -> Raspberry Pi OS (Lite).Open the Raspberry Pi Imager open in new window and select the following options:.Put your microSD card into your card reader.Micro SD Card (ideally Application Class 1).This page will guide you through setting up a Pi Zero W to run room-assistant.

Pi zero setup