The Packet Squirrel Mark II is a matchbook-sized Ethernet implant that sits inline between a target device and the network. Packets go in one RJ45 port and out the other — what happens in between is entirely up to your payload. It's a full Linux box running OpenWrt with a 4-way physical payload-select switch, DuckyScript support, VPN (OpenVPN + WireGuard), Cloud C2 remote access, and 20+ new low-level network manipulation commands over the original model.

The Pager is Hak5's newest device — a standalone, battery-powered, pager-form-factor wireless auditing platform. Think of it as a miniaturized Mark VII that fits in your palm, with a screen, a buzzer, and a 2000 mAh battery. It was released in late 2025 and represents a significant leap over the Mark VII in several key areas.

The MK7AC is Hak5's official dual-band USB adapter that adds 802.11ac (5 GHz) capability to the Mark VII, which ships with only 2.4 GHz radios built-in. Here's everything that matters:

The WiFi Pineapple, developed by Hak5, is a purpose-built rogue access point platform designed for wireless network auditing and man-in-the-middle attacks. It runs a custom OS (Pineapple OS, based on OpenWrt) and provides a web-based interface called the Pineapple Dashboard. Here's a breakdown of its core capabilities and usage: