I've noticed that there is a section in the Kali lInux menu called hardware, with the usage of arduino, hence the arduino IDE.
What is the purpose of it? I understand the fundamentals of arduino as well as arduino shields, so I might think it has something to do with hacking bluetooth. But why did Offensive Security decide to put it there?
(me in a very tiny voice): and will there ever be a null-byte tutorial based on it?
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Phoenix is right, though I presume it's not specifically for hacking, it's just an integrated development enviroment (IDE) for the arduino where you can code your device in whatever fashion you fancy. Nice picture btw, Phoenix :D
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i dont even know what is that or what it does, i think is for programing in general just like python idle
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