Respberry Pico

The Raspberry Pi Pico can be used in ethical hacking and penetration testing scenarios to automate password entry and brute-force attempts. Its compact size, low cost, and ability to emulate a USB keyboard make it ideal for HID attacks — a method where the device types out password guesses directly into a target system.

This application involves writing custom firmware (usually in C/C++ or CircuitPython) that tells the Pico to:

• Emulate a USB keyboard.

• Automatically input a sequence of password guesses.

• Respond to system feedback (like delays, lockouts, or success messages).

• Implement timing, delays, and retries as needed.