Evil-M5Project

Landing pad — full deep dive coming. This volume currently outlines what the deep dive will cover.

Figure 1 — 1 — Evil-M5Project running across the M5Stack family. An M5Stack Cardputer (top, with QWERTY keyboard) alongside Core2, AtomS3 and StickC units, each showing the Evil-M5 menu (Scan WiFi, S… — Figure 1 — 1 — Evil-M5Project running across the M5Stack family. An M5Stack Cardputer (top, with QWERTY keyboard) alongside Core2, AtomS3 and StickC units, each showing the Evil-M5 menu (Scan WiFi, Select Network, Clone & Details, Captive Portal…). Source: github.com.

1.1 What it is

Evil-M5Project (Evil-M5Core2 / Evil-Cardputer) — an offensive-security firmware suite for M5Stack hardware. (To author: lineage, fork history, maintainers, what makes it notable.)

1.2 Capabilities

(To author: Wi-Fi/BLE attack tooling, packet monitor, portals, RF features, screen/UI.)

1.3 Installation & flashing

(To author: M5Burner vs manual flash, partition notes, first-boot setup.)

1.4 Runs on

The devices this firmware runs on — the Firmware ↔ Device “runs on” matrix (each links to its Hack Tools deep dive):

M5Stack Cardputer ADV — ESP32-S3 handheld with QWERTY; Evil-Cardputer is the canonical port.
M5Stick S3 — ESP32-S3 stick form factor; runs the Evil-S3 build.

(The M5Stack Cardputer Zero is not a target: despite the family name, the confirmed 2026 product is a Raspberry Pi CM0 Linux handheld, not an ESP32 device — and Evil-M5Project is ESP32-only firmware.)

Hack Tools → the M5 devices above (the Firmware ↔ Device “runs on” matrix).

1.1 What it is

1.2 Capabilities

1.3 Installation & flashing

1.4 Runs on

1.5 Related elsewhere

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