My venture into Raspberry Pi Pico stemmed from a burgeoning interest in ethical hacking. Encountering victims of diverse hacking methods drove my curiosity to understand these techniques. Initially delving into YouTube, I discovered Raspberry Pi—a compact, cost-effective alternative to traditional system boards like ATX. Despite its affordability, the Raspberry Pi 4, priced at only $15, matches processing power, input-output capabilities, and features a proprietary operating system. Its standout feature lies in its size, resembling a matchstick box, yet boasting programmable electrical pins enabling projects like LED programming for timed actions.