SexyCyborg: A Female Hacker Breaks Wi-Fi With Her Shoes!

We already know that there are devices that can crack your Wi-Fi network, but as to the extent of how secretive one can be, is anyone’s guess. Now meet the woman known as “SexyCyborg.” She has the ability to secretly sniff your computers with hidden Wi-Fi testing tools as well as steal the data remotely.

The amazing part is, how she got the idea to do all of this.

She says, “My typical clothing does not leave room to hide anything, which is all the more reason they would not be suspicious of me.”

Look closer though… at her high heeled shoes. She is able to distract her targets with her upper body, thus drawing the attention away from her shoes. No one even notices the dangers that are lurking right under their noses.

While watching the now famous TV show, “Mr. Robot,” she understands that not all of it is completely accurate but it did raise her curiosity. She is already comfortable with utilizing command lines, and even remote server administration tools, as she already has experience in web development work. Much to her surprise, a lot of the “Hacking Tools” that are being used today are actually testing tools that typical IT professionals use, only without the GUI aspect of it.

She devoted an entire month and performed extensive research, watching several hours of videos as well as communicating with other security professionals, she still didn’t know much… but she knew a lot more than what she used to.

With her new knowledge, she developed the “Wu Ying Shoes.” (Penetration Testing Platform Heels — “Wu Ying” translates to “shadowless.”)

SexyCyborg is able to hide inside the new sandal heels: a USB keylogger, retractable ethernet cable (perfect for an OpenWRT router) and even a lock-picking set… you know, in case she goes to jail or something.

She created her own high heels by using the latest 3D printing technology. While she has not yet performed a full field test of her new gadget, the high heeled shoes as well as the information on how to make them, has been released online.

After she “printed” her shoes, she proceeded to install OpenWRT on the TL-MR10U, this acts like upgrading the firmware on a router… with the two links and a single button, there is nothing to it. The router may, or may not, be running a custom version of WiSpi, as it is illegal in China.

Hidden inside of her left shoe lies the USB keystroke recorder. With it being hidden inside of her shoe, as well as her previous work on web development, she can merely walk into a location stating that she performs website and server security (or something of the matter) and proceed to any computer she desires. Then plug in the Key logger into the back of the PC to avoid suspicion and walk away. The USB will automatically record and save every key stroke until she goes and gets it.

Inside the same left heel, holds her retractable Ethernet cable that she can use to connect her OpenWRT router directly to another machine.

And, of course, her heels would not be complete without her trusty lock picks. She has a basic set of lock picks and had even learned to use those picks during a Locksport meet-up. While she can only perform simple lock picking, she still gets a thrill out of it.

She utilized TinkerCAD to design her shoes, mostly to annoy the CAD snobs that kept commenting on it.

And when she completed her designs on TinkerCAD, the shoes were ready for printing.

Her original shoe was going to use 0.2mm, however that was taking a long time. So she printed the she using the 0.3mm which makes the layers a bit coarser. Her infill is at 20% and the shoes support her weight with no issues.

So next time you run into a sexy looking lady not leaving too much to the imagination and is wearing some high-platform shoes… be wary… she may be a “SexyCyborg.”

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