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• SSID: GhostNet
• Password: GhostNet

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• Username: GhostNet
• Password: GhostNet

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• Connect to the GhostNet WiFi network.
• Open your browser and visit:
  • ghostesp.local
  • or 192.168.4.1

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• The web interface uses the same credentials as your WiFi AP.
• If you’ve changed your WiFi SSID or password, your web interface credentials also change.

Note: The firmware has a subtle password-length mismatch: the AP code falls back to the default password unless the saved password is longer than 8 characters, while web authentication treats passwords of length 8 as valid. If you set an exactly 8‑character password you may see the web UI and AP use different credentials; use a password longer than 8 characters to avoid this.

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• See the Installation Guide.
• Use the web flasher at: https://flasher.ghostesp.net/

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• SD Card: Place custom HTML in /ghostesp/evil_portal/portals on your SD card.
• Flipper Zero App: You can upload simple HTML (max 2048 bytes) directly via the app (v1.4+ and firmware v1.7+).

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• Unless something is said otherwise, No. Freel free to do it yourself we accept and appreciate PRs :)

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• The ESP32 can’t operate as both an Access Point and WiFi Client at the same time.
  Switching modes will disconnect your device from the AP.

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• The firmware is silent unless a command is running.
• Try sending the help command to verify your connection or reconnecting, sometimes you will have a bad connection.

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• "Generic" firmware builds include SD card support by default, use sd_config to see the pins or sd_pins_spi <cs> <clk> <miso> <mosi> to set SPI pins and sd_save_config to save the pin config to SD card.

• Ensure your SD card is formatted as FAT32.

• Try using a SanDisk brand SD card 32GB or less.

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