Independent hardware & security lab
LxveLabs
Hardware & security tools, built by LxveAce. The lab behind Cyber Controller.
Cyber Controller
Current release: v1.6.3 · open source
Flash, control, and coordinate every piece of security hardware in your cyberdeck from one dashboard — ESP32 Marauder, GhostESP, Bruce and more. A protocol-aware serial monitor and a Unified Action Broadcast fan one command out to every connected radio, across four interfaces (desktop, TUI, and a web remote).
Cyber Controller, on mobile
A companion app to run Cyber Controller from your phone is on the roadmap. Early days — no download yet; I'll show it when it's real.
Node / repeater mesh
A node/repeater system to mesh several ESP32s and extend range and coverage. The nodes stay fully DIY on stock ESP32 — see the hardware below for the optional custom board.
More from the lab
The rest of the toolkit — all open source, all built by LxveAce.
Universal Flasher
One app to flash ESP32, Raspberry Pi, Flipper Zero, and ADB security gear — plus full OS images to USB.
Headless Marauder GUI
Control and flash an ESP32 Marauder from one standalone app — no Python or browser needed.
Dead Man's Switch
A dead-man gate for ESP32 security firmware — wipes flash, SD, and boot chain if you can't authenticate. Defensive, owner-only, ships in a simulated-wipe safe mode.
Hardware — in development with PCBWay
We're building open ESP32 hardware in collaboration with PCBWay. It's on the bench, not in a store — nothing here claims to work or is for sale until there are real boards to show.
Node / repeater boards
Custom boards for Cyber Controller's node/repeater mesh. The nodes are and stay fully DIY on stock ESP32 — the custom board is just a cleaner, more capable option. When it's ready it'll come two ways: a DIY kit, and a preassembled kit.
LxveOS & a dual-band board
Our own firmware (working name LxveOS) for the ESP32 + BW16 platform (2.4 and 5 GHz), plus a board designed around it. Built on the great open work of justcallmekoko's Marauder, ESP32-DIV and others — credited properly, and not competing with them. The goal: unify board support so each board gets a variant tuned to what it does best, and unlock more with simple hardware additions.
Open by default: the software stays open source, and the nodes remain buildable on hardware you already own.
Hardware in collaboration with PCBWay — from research and prototyping to production runs.
About the lab
LxveLabs is a small, independent lab — hardware and security tools, built by LxveAce. Self-taught, built in the open, and shared with the people who use this stuff. Cyber Controller is the center of it; everything else grows around that.
Responsible use comes first: these tools are for authorized testing on hardware you own or have permission to test. No exploit recipes, no jammers.