♟️ Display QR Codes on P4wnP1 (p4wnsolo-qr)

🟢 QR Code display for P4wnP1 w/OLED (SSH, VNC, P4wnP1 WebGUI, any text / URL / exfiltrated data)

Note: The script currently checks the WiFi (Client-mode) IP Address. I didn't add other IP addresses in yet (such as Ethernet Gadget IP Address, etc) because this is a work-in-progress, and the current version is more of a demo than anything.

• This script package gives your P4wnP1 w/OLED screen the ability to generate and display QR Codes directly on the OLED screen. The intented purpose is to run this script when P4wnP1 boot up (see below for How to Run on Boot instructions).

• This way you can see your P4wnP1's IP address automatically (and scan the QR Code with a phone) after P4wnP1 boots up, without having to do anything else. Ideally, this method of displaying (and optionally scanning) would save time in your workflow and make on-the-go operations faster & more plausible.

• Additionally, I hope to add this into BeBoXGui / p4wnsolo-dashboard as a core component in a group of OLED display scripts.

Now for the real stuff:

Example of P4wnP1 showing QR Code to connect to Raspberry Pi via SSH:

Requirements:

🔵 Raspberry Pi (any model should work - Tested Dec 12 '21 on RPi 0 W running P4wnP1 ALOA)

🔵 1.3" OLED Hat (SH1106)

🔵 Luma.oled drivers installed

How to Install Luma & Luma OLED:

sudo pip3 install luma luma.oled

🔨 Usage:

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/p4wnsolo/p4wnsolo-qr.git

Change directories

cd p4wnsolo-qr

Launch the script

python3 p4wnsolo-qr.py -i spi --display sh1106

🚀 Optional: Start on Boot

First, we run this command to open the crontab edit screen:

crontab -e

Then move the cursor to the first empty line and Paste this:

@reboot sudo /usr/bin/python3 /root/p4wnsolo-qr.py &&

BEFORE YOU REBOOT: Just run a quick test to verify p4wnsolo-qr.py is actually in the filepath above (or change the line above).

How do I test the crontab entry before I reboot?

Test the crontab entry by running the command above (without the "@reboot" part or "&&" part) in the Command Line before rebooting. Ex:

sudo /usr/bin/python3 /path/to/file/p4wnsolo-qr.py

If running the command above launches the script successfully, then you can use that same command in crontab (with "@reboot" before and "&&" after)!

Note: If your OLED screen is already displaying something using Python, you'll have to kill that script before running P4wnSolo-QR so they don't fight for screen access:

pkill -f "yourScriptNameHere.py"

📷 Sample QR Code:

🕷 Extra:

The default operating mode is ssh, which generates a QR Code to connect to Raspberry Pi via SSH. There's also a spiderfoot option, which generates a QR Code to connect to Spiderfoot server running on Raspberry Pi. The Spiderfoot feature has not yet been implemented (doesn't check to see if Spiderfoot is running). But if you want to see the "demo" of Spiderfoot QR Code mode, here's how:

1. Open p4wnsolo-qr.py in text editor
2. Near Line 25, you'll see something like this: ##### Set mode here
3. Comment out the line that says themode = 'ssh'
4. Uncomment the line that says themode = 'spiderfoot' In the works:

• Add themode code entries for P4wnP1 WebGUI URL

📷 Screenshots

Generating QR Code for SSH

Displaying QR Code for SSH

Generating QR Code for Spiderfoot

Displaying QR Code for Spiderfoot

After Pressing + Button for More Time

File Requirements

These Files Must Be in the Same Folder as p4wnsolo-qr.py:

• DroidSansMono.ttf - Font for small text on OLED screens
• Prototype.ttf - Font for "Generating QR Code" screen
• SH1106.py - Library for displaying things on SH1106 OLED screen
• SH1106.pyc - Config file for ^
• config.py - Config file
• config.pyc - Config file
• demo_opts.py - Config file

Thanks to

BeBoX

Rogan.Dawes

MaMe82

for the excellent work and inspiration