datawebotHak5 product data: models, bundles and device compatibility
Compare Hak5 product families, WiFi Pineapple models and kit contents. Keep maker, variant, software, price and availability context attached to each record.
Hak5's shop spans hardware, software, kits and third-party gear.
Hak5's official shop groups WiFi Pineapple devices, software, hotplug tools, implants and remote-access gear, field kits, accessories, books and merch. A product family helps describe store navigation; it does not establish one shared model, interface, license or maker. Treat each name on its own listing as the identity key.
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| Catalog family | Examples on the shop | Keep separate |
|---|---|---|
| WiFi Pineapple | Pager, Mark VII and Enterprise | The model and generation from its broader product family |
| Hotplug tools | USB Rubber Ducky and Bash Bunny | One device's variant or generation from another device |
| Implants and network tools | Packet Squirrel, Key Croc, Screen Crab and LAN Turtle | A product's network role from its catalog category |
| Software and training | Cloud C², Payload Studio and DuckyScript course | A software license or course from physical hardware |
| Field kits and accessories | Build Your Own Field Kit, organizers, guides and mods | A kit from one device; retain the listed components |
WiFi Pineapple Pager, Mark VII and Enterprise are distinct platforms.
Hak5's current product pages and Pager FAQ describe different form factors, interfaces and connectivity. Keep the claims attached to the named model and reviewed listing: a product-family label is not a compatibility statement, and a capability on one model should not be copied across the range.
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| Model | Current first-party distinction | Do not infer |
|---|---|---|
| WiFi Pineapple Pager | Handheld; 2.4/5/6 GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and battery; on-device menu/payload workflow. Hak5 says no Cloud C² integration and no Mark VII/Enterprise module interface. | Do not assign Cloud C² or the module-based web interface. Hak5 describes a virtual pager view separately. |
| WiFi Pineapple Mark VII | Tethered; 2.4 GHz 802.11 b/g/n, with 5 GHz/ac described with an added module; browser-based module UI and Cloud C² integration. | Do not label it handheld, tri-band, or assume the optional radio module is included in every package. |
| WiFi Pineapple Enterprise | Tethered and mains-powered; 2.4/5 GHz radios and Gigabit Ethernet. Hak5 describes rack mounting and higher client/traffic capacity than Mark VII. | Do not infer Pager portability or that a capacity statement applies across product revisions. |
A Hak5 product record should preserve the selected item and its kit contents.
Product pages expose more than a family name: a model or generation, a selected variant, product identifiers, included hardware and links to software or support. Store the selected listing as the parent identity and represent bundled components as related records rather than additional names for the same device.
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| Record field | Example to retain | Why the boundary matters |
|---|---|---|
| Product identity | USB Rubber Ducky, Bash Bunny Mark II or a named Pineapple model | Avoid merging revisions just because store navigation groups them together |
| Selected variant | Pager color, hardware bundle, or a model with an included adapter | A page-level option can change the ordered item and package contents |
| Bundle composition | HotPlug Attack Combo Kit and its listed devices/accessories | A kit is not a separate hardware generation |
| Software or training | Cloud C², Payload Studio edition, or a named course | Keep license scope and education products separate from included hardware |
| Evidence | Canonical product URL, displayed identifier, observation time and locale | Descriptions and offer context can change after the observation |
A field kit can mix Hak5 devices, software and products from other makers.
Hak5's build-your-own kit page groups organizers, hotplug devices, O.MG gear, network tools, WiFi Pineapples, books and accessories. It also identifies some items by other makers. Preserve both the storefront grouping and the product's named manufacturer; do not label every item sold through the shop as Hak5-made or covered by Hak5's warranty.
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| Listing role | Hak5 storefront example | Attribution to preserve |
|---|---|---|
| Kit or bundle | Build Your Own Field Kit or HotPlug Attack Combo Kit | The bundle name and its current component list |
| Hak5 device | USB Rubber Ducky, WiFi Pineapple or Packet Squirrel | Device model and named generation |
| Software or guide | Cloud C², Payload Studio or a product field guide | License, edition or publication as a separate line item |
| Third-party item | O.MG gear shown under MG.LOL or a community-made Pager mod | Named maker and that maker's own support/warranty terms |
Treat price and availability as a dated offer for one variant and market.
Hak5's Terms say listings, prices, offers, descriptions and availability can be inaccurate or change without notice; the store does not promise an update interval. A catalog comparison should retain the selected product option, currency and market, displayed stock label, and observation time. “Sold out” or “notify me” describes the observed page state, not a permanent product status.
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| Observation | Capture with it | Do not turn it into |
|---|---|---|
| Displayed price | Exact model/variant, currency, market and observation timestamp | An evergreen list price or a price for a neighboring variant |
| Availability label | The wording on that listing and selected option | A restock promise or permanent discontinuation claim |
| Bundle contents | The product page, named components and included license/edition | A guarantee that the kit contents remain unchanged |
| Delivery or shipping | Destination, service level and checkout context when shown | A universal delivery estimate or final landed cost |
Hak5's Terms restrict scraping, and return rules depend on the item.
Reviewed October 4, 2026: Hak5 Terms §12 lists spidering, crawling and scraping among prohibited uses and also bars collecting or tracking other people's personal information. Section 2 requires express written authorization before reproducing or exploiting any portion of the Service. The product-use language for authorized security analysis does not itself grant permission to reuse storefront content. Return and warranty rules also differ: the full policy distinguishes eligible merchandise and electronic products; the limited-warranty page describes a conditional 90-day period for signature Hak5 devices with proof of purchase and excludes third-party products and software. Check the current policy for the specific item.
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| Source statement | Useful catalog treatment | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Terms §12 names spidering, crawling and scraping | Review the current Terms before any proposed collection or reuse | Public visibility, product documentation or robots behavior is not written permission |
| Terms §§2–5 and 11 cover reuse, accuracy and changing offers | Preserve provenance and qualify values as page observations | Do not state a stable price, availability or permission from an old page snapshot |
| Returns vary by merchandise, electronics and final-sale status | Attach the full current policy and selected item class | Do not infer one refund rule for every Hak5-shop product |
| Hak5 limited warranty covers signature devices under conditions | Keep manufacturer, purchase evidence and warranty page with the product | Third-party products and third-party software are outside Hak5's hardware warranty |
Content reviewed 2026-10-04.