HeavyButter-Bruce-F0rK: A Hardened Bruce Firmware Fork for ESP32 Security Devices
An ESP32 Bruce firmware fork focused on reducing risky defaults, exposed credentials, unsafe remote access, and runtime attack surfaces.
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Components
Hardware components
WIZnet - W5500
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Espressif - ESP32-C5
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Project description
SharkSoup HeavyButter: A Hardened Firmware Path for Bruce-Based ESP32 Security Devices Bruce-based ESP32 devices are powerful because they gather many security-tool functions into a small handheld form factor. Wi-Fi tools, BLE functions, RF modules, NFC/RFID, IR control, USB HID, scripting, WebUI, and file storage can all live inside one firmware environment. That power also creates a problem. A handheld security tool is not only a tool for testing networks or devices. It is also a networked embedded device with its own credentials, remote access paths, wireless states, download mechanisms…
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