We are really sorry to announce that we couldn't hold the Live Webinar today due to some issues, we will be holding it on a later date yet to be announce
Curious about hardware hacking?
Join Pinout Crew’s first virtual webinar:
“Intro to Hardware Hacking - Breaking the Software-Hardware Barrier”
Date: 30th Aug
Time: 12PM WAT
Speaker: m0usem0use on Instagram
🔗 https://t.co/sRyQRNbC6D
Follow @PinoutCrew
Curious about hardware hacking?
Join Pinout Crew’s first virtual webinar:
“Intro to Hardware Hacking - Breaking the Software-Hardware Barrier”
Date: 30th Aug
Time: 12PM WAT
Speaker: m0usem0use on Instagram
🔗 https://t.co/sRyQRNbC6D
Follow @PinoutCrew
We just kicked off something cool - Pinout Crew.
It’s all about hardware hacking, DIY tools, and the kind of tech mischief we love 😅
It would mean a lot if you could follow us here and subscribe on YouTube 🙏
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X: @PinoutCrew
You're not just a crew. You're the voltage behind the revolution.
Africa’s signal warriors. Burnt orange = the fire. Obsidian = the shadow. Pinout Crew = the force.
6. IoT/Hardware Hacking – Breaking into smart devices, embedded systems, & routers. (My field)
7. Social Engineering – Hacking people instead of systems via deception.
8. Reverse Engineering – Deconstructing software/malware to find hidden logic.
"If you can touch it, you can hack it." - @zoecyber001
Doors, Phones, ATMs, Smart TVs, Drones, etc.
If it has circuits, it has flaws.
If it runs code, it can be turned against itself.
Physical access changes everything.
Almost anything is hackable - if you’re close enough.
The easiest way to understand a device is to ask:
What happens if I cut the power?
Does it reset?
Does it save state?
Does it scream?
Hardware tells the truth when it loses control.
That’s where you begin.
Most people don’t realize:
Every device you touch is talking.
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, infrared, magnetic fields, sound, heat, power fluctuations.
Hardware isn’t silent.
It’s just that most people were never taught how to listen.
It’s not about breaking things.
It’s about knowing why they work, how they fail, and what’s hidden inside.
That’s what hardware hacking means to us.
A mindset. A lens. A form of control.
Pinout Crew is here to bring more people into that space.
Watch this space.