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Walkür Technology / Our work

Hardware. Software. Development.

Technology takes shape where hardware, software and interaction meet. These earlier projects show part of the story of Walkür Technology.

Selected earlier work

These devices belong to earlier Walkür Technology product lines. Alongside the hardware, original archive images show their historical browser interfaces and software tools. Click any image to enlarge it.

01 / Walkür Deauther Device

WDD 2.0

Portable devices for examining Wi-Fi networks and their susceptibility to disruption.

The WDD 2.0 succeeded the WDD 1.6, combining a display and physical controls with a revised enclosure.

Its enclosure, battery and browser interface came together in a portable tool for IT security testing.

  • OLED display and physical buttons
  • Battery for portable use
  • Browser interface
Walkür Deauther Device WDD 2.0 with display, physical buttons and external antennaDevice
WDD 2.0 – the next iteration of the WDD product family.
Historical red and green Deauther browser interface with startup screen, network overview and settings from the WDD 2.0 presentationWeb interface
Interface overview from the original WDD 2.0 presentation. The reused archive graphic depicts the WDD 1.6 version.

02 / Walkür Ghost Device / BadUSB WiFi

WGD 2.0

USB hardware and web software for automated keyboard input in IT security tests.

The WGD 2.0 connected a USB device with a browser interface accessible over Wi-Fi.

The companion WGD Payload Generator provided an interface for assembling test scripts.

  • USB device with Wi-Fi
  • Browser control
  • Companion script generator
Black Walkür Ghost Device WGD 2.0 with a USB connector resting in a handDevice
WGD 2.0 – hardware and software tools brought together in one product.
Original WGD 2.0 archive graphic showing the start page, operating system selection and form of the browser-based Payload GeneratorPayload Generator
Original WGD Payload Generator presentation with operating system selection and script form. This web tool complemented the device interface.

03 / Walkür Deauther Jammer / ESP8266

WDj 3.0

A compact ESP8266 product variant for Wi-Fi security testing.

The separate WDj variant was offered alongside the WDD product family.

It combined a compact device with preinstalled firmware v3.0 and a browser interface in German and English.

  • Based on the ESP8266
  • Preinstalled firmware v3.0
  • German and English interface
Compact Walkür WDj 3.0 with visible electronics in a transparent enclosureDevice
WDj 3.0 – a separate compact product variant.
Historical Deauther interface overview from the WDj presentation with a red background, green status display and several browser viewsWeb interface
This interface graphic also appeared on the original WDj product page. The version depicted is WDD 1.6.

04 / The earlier WDD generation

WDD 1.6

The predecessor to WDD 2.0 combined a portable Wi-Fi testing device with a graphical browser interface.

The device could be operated from a smartphone or PC. An integrated LiPo battery supported portable use, and the device could also operate while charging.

The original product page records the end of WDD 1.6 production and identifies WDD 2.0 as its successor. The original photograph shows the earlier grey enclosure.

  • Graphical browser interface
  • Integrated LiPo battery
  • Later succeeded by WDD 2.0
Original archive photograph of the grey Walkür Deauther Device WDD 1.6 with a blue status lightDevice
WDD 1.6 – an original website archive photograph of the earlier device generation.
Original WDD 1.6 browser startup screen with green Walkür lettering, module status and a button to open the web interfaceWeb interface
WDD 1.6 browser startup screen with module status and access to the controls – an original view from the historical documentation.

Earlier development / Web software

Web software and knowledge behind the devices.

The earlier product lines also included browser tools, a knowledge base and device-specific manuals. They complemented the hardware with software and documentation.

WGD Payload Generator

The browser-based generator complemented WGD with a collection of test scripts and an interface for assembling automated keyboard input. The original website explicitly connected the USB device with this web tool.

WikiW – knowledge base

WikiW served as the knowledge base and FAQ area of the earlier website. It was linked alongside product information, support and quick-start guides as a resource for questions about the devices.

Manuals by device and version

The earlier manual portal let users select a device family followed by its version. The WDD range, for example, offered separate choices for 1.6 and 2.0, guiding users to the corresponding operating instructions.

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