Hacking Gear Overview
My hardware lab is organized into focused categories for wireless, RF, NFC, USB-based attacks, implants, remote access, and practical field testing. The goal is to understand realistic attack surfaces and help organizations identify weaknesses before they become incidents.
Wireless Testing
- WiFi Pineapple Mark VII and MK7AC adapter: Rogue access points, Evil Portals, traffic inspection, and wireless attack simulation.
- Alfa AWUS1900 AC: Packet capture, injection-capable wireless testing, and WPA/WPA2 assessment workflows.
- Flipper Zero with WiFi Dev Board and ESP32-based tools: Portable wireless testing, network scanning, deauthentication testing, and quick lab validation.
- Yagi antenna: Long-range directional testing for controlled wireless assessments.
USB and Hotplug Testing
- Bash Bunny and USB Rubber Ducky: HID-based payload delivery, scripted workflows, and controlled endpoint attack simulation.
- OMG Cable and OMG Plug: Covert USB attack-path testing and awareness demonstrations.
- Key Croc: Keystroke capture and payload execution scenarios in controlled environments.
Network and Remote Access Tools
- Shark Jack and LAN Turtle: Internal network enumeration, payload deployment, and remote-access lab scenarios.
RF and NFC
- Flipper Zero, HackRF One with PortaPack, RTL-SDR, NFC reader, and writable cards: Radio, RFID, and NFC analysis for access-control and wireless-system assessments.
This lab supports practical security testing, training, and demonstrations around real devices instead of purely theoretical attack paths.