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Firmware Updates

Your Markhor gets better over the air — no cables, no tools, no hassle.

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How OTA updates work

Your device checks for new firmware automatically. When an update is available, you'll see a notification in the menu — one tap downloads and installs it. Your settings and saved captures are preserved.

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Notification appears

The device tells you a new version is ready.

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One-tap install

Confirm, wait 1–2 minutes, done. Keep the device powered during the update.

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Back to hacking

New tools and fixes are live immediately after reboot.

Changelog

VersionDateWhat's new
v1.0October 2026Initial release — network scanner, deauth toolkit, handshake capture, evil twin, packet monitor, jamming lab, password auditing, OTA update system.
Manual firmware files for advanced users (USB flashing, recovery) will be published here as they are released. For now, OTA covers everything.

Update safety

  • Keep the device charged above 50% (or plugged in) during updates.
  • Don't power off mid-update — you'll see a progress bar; let it finish.
  • If an update ever fails, message WhatsApp support — we'll walk you through recovery.