This seems like pure genius. A female engineer used a 3D printer to construct a concealed software equipment meant for hacking Wi-Fi networks. The hacker goes by the name 'SexyCybor,' and released a detailed step-by-step guide and photos on how to create a pair on ZD Net.

SexyCyborg calls her heels "Wu Ying Shoes." She said they have to be worn with sexy attire.

This is so that one can distract their targets with their upper body so they don't see the real danger in the heels.

Because, who would expect something like that in heels anyway?

This is scary!

The heels have a wedge that come with compartments to store a flash drive, wireless router, USB keystroke recorder, retractable ethernet cable, rechargeable battery and a basic lock pick.

She uses a hack technique called penetration testing allowing a user to access the security position of a given network using a wireless router running OpenWRT operating system.

It is hidden in the shoe and is designed to sniff and log in to different Wi-Fi networks.

“Installing OpenWRT on the TL-MR10U is just like upgrading the firmware on any router. It’s two links and a button – nothing to it. There’s a lot of different software you can run once you have OpenWRT flashed.”

You can check it out here.