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[Tut] Portable Hacking Device Guide - DevinThePancake - Apr 13, 2016
Hi Guys!,
I'm the one and only pancake here giving you a tutorial on how to make your very own Portable Hacking Phone! Now before we start, i want to exclaim that there is a free way to do this process.. BUT it is only available on android and i do say it's a little crappier to do it the free way.
Things Needed (Paid Way)
- A Phone (IPhone Or Android)
- A Raspberry Pi
- A Wireless Network
- A Power Bank (A:2.5V)
- A Android Charger Cord
- TP-LINK TL-WN722N (if you don't have Raspberry Pi 3)
- VNC Viewer (App)
- EZ NetScan (App)
Links will be at the bottom of the thread
![[Image: Cf0MhbCUMAAFPdL.jpg:large]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cf0MhbCUMAAFPdL.jpg:large)
What Does It Do?
What I'm technically doing in this tutorial is making your phone connect to your Raspberry Pi on the same local network so you can access your Raspberry Pi onto your phone. In other ways, I'm making your phone boot a Linux in a Virtual Box like way.
Before we begin, please make sure you have fully set up your Raspberry Pi and has "Automatically Connect to network" on
Lets Get Started
1.) Plug in your Raspberry Pi into your Power Bank and turn it on, and plug your TP-Link if you have it. also know your Raspberry Pi IP so when you use EZ NetScan, you'll know that you're Raspberry Pi is connected to the local network.
![[Image: Cf0PVaxUEAMZf_Z.jpg:large]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cf0PVaxUEAMZf_Z.jpg:large)
2.) Once you've checked that your Pi is connected to the local network, you want to go into the VNC Viewer, and create a new connection on the bottom left of the application. Then insert your Pi Address and port (ex: 127.0.0.1:80) on the top bar and put a custom name on the bottom bar and press done and select the server and press Connect.
![[Image: Cf0Ubh8UYAE2B44.jpg:large]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cf0Ubh8UYAE2B44.jpg:large)
3.)Now You Have Linux Gui on your phone! if you want just the command prompt, download Serverauditor from the store.
Things Needed (Free Way)
- Android Phone (rooted)
I suggest getting a nexus 6 phone :)
Lets Get Started
1.) Go to Google Play and install Complete Linux Installer and follow the guide in the app.
![[Image: Cf0ZNbQUAAETHZD.jpg:large]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cf0ZNbQUAAETHZD.jpg:large)
If you have a rooted Nexus, then you're able to get kali's NetHunter which i love.
how to install NetHunter
1.) go to the link i'll provide on the bottom for the .zip download and choose your OS (Marshmellow or jellybean) and keep at desktop of your computer.
![[Image: Cf0e6g-UIAAN0Ny.jpg:large]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cf0e6g-UIAAN0Ny.jpg:large)
2.) put the .zip file in your phone in a file you'll remember and boot to recovery mode
[img]http://www.android.gs/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/How-to-boot-Google-Nexus-4-in-Recovery-Mode-364x340.png[/img]
3.) On the top left, press install and go to your .zip file and install.
[img]http://www.greeceandroid.gr/images/articles/development/kali-nethunter-android-nexus-5/kali-nethunter-installation-recovery.jpg[/img]
There you go! You are done!
Thank you for taking your time for reading this thread! i hope you enjoyed!
Download/Product Links:
Raspberry Pi: Click Here
TP-Link: Click Here
NetHunter: Click Here
I'm the one and only pancake here giving you a tutorial on how to make your very own Portable Hacking Phone! Now before we start, i want to exclaim that there is a free way to do this process.. BUT it is only available on android and i do say it's a little crappier to do it the free way.
Things Needed (Paid Way)
- A Phone (IPhone Or Android)
- A Raspberry Pi
- A Wireless Network
- A Power Bank (A:2.5V)
- A Android Charger Cord
- TP-LINK TL-WN722N (if you don't have Raspberry Pi 3)
- VNC Viewer (App)
- EZ NetScan (App)
Links will be at the bottom of the thread
What Does It Do?
What I'm technically doing in this tutorial is making your phone connect to your Raspberry Pi on the same local network so you can access your Raspberry Pi onto your phone. In other ways, I'm making your phone boot a Linux in a Virtual Box like way.
Before we begin, please make sure you have fully set up your Raspberry Pi and has "Automatically Connect to network" on
Lets Get Started
1.) Plug in your Raspberry Pi into your Power Bank and turn it on, and plug your TP-Link if you have it. also know your Raspberry Pi IP so when you use EZ NetScan, you'll know that you're Raspberry Pi is connected to the local network.
2.) Once you've checked that your Pi is connected to the local network, you want to go into the VNC Viewer, and create a new connection on the bottom left of the application. Then insert your Pi Address and port (ex: 127.0.0.1:80) on the top bar and put a custom name on the bottom bar and press done and select the server and press Connect.
3.)Now You Have Linux Gui on your phone! if you want just the command prompt, download Serverauditor from the store.
Things Needed (Free Way)
- Android Phone (rooted)
I suggest getting a nexus 6 phone :)
Lets Get Started
1.) Go to Google Play and install Complete Linux Installer and follow the guide in the app.
If you have a rooted Nexus, then you're able to get kali's NetHunter which i love.
how to install NetHunter
1.) go to the link i'll provide on the bottom for the .zip download and choose your OS (Marshmellow or jellybean) and keep at desktop of your computer.
2.) put the .zip file in your phone in a file you'll remember and boot to recovery mode
[img]http://www.android.gs/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/How-to-boot-Google-Nexus-4-in-Recovery-Mode-364x340.png[/img]
3.) On the top left, press install and go to your .zip file and install.
[img]http://www.greeceandroid.gr/images/articles/development/kali-nethunter-android-nexus-5/kali-nethunter-installation-recovery.jpg[/img]
There you go! You are done!
Thank you for taking your time for reading this thread! i hope you enjoyed!
Download/Product Links:
Raspberry Pi: Click Here
TP-Link: Click Here
NetHunter: Click Here
* - mangdiabloz - Apr 13, 2016
Good thread... maybe useful in if i got the prerequisites
* - BlackBonesKnives - Apr 14, 2016
Will try this weekend. May i ask, how much approximately how much does it costs to get those things (exluding the phone lol). I mean the power bank and etc.
* - DevinThePancake - Apr 14, 2016
(Apr 14, 2016 02:20 AM)BlackBonesKnives Wrote: Will try this weekend. May i ask, how much approximately how much does it costs to get those things (exluding the phone lol). I mean the power bank and etc.
Haha if you add it all up it would come up to about 250-300 dollars
* - Armada - Apr 14, 2016
This is actually quite interesting, thanks for sharing.
* - jairjils - Apr 14, 2016
So what is this good for? Lol.... new to this
* - DevinThePancake - Apr 14, 2016
(Apr 14, 2016 05:43 AM)Armada Wrote: This is actually quite interesting, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for reading my thread!
(Apr 14, 2016 05:54 AM)jairjils Wrote: So what is this good for? Lol.... new to this
If you know what Linux is or Kali Linux, you can access linuxes on your phone and if your using something like Kali Linux on it, then you can do some testing or hacking
* - Armada - Apr 14, 2016
One question,
How much memory you figure is suitable for this?
I got a old (new) droid phone kicking around at home but its only got 512 ram, you think that would be enough to mess around on a bit? Im def not getting a nexus just to derp around lol
* - DevinThePancake - Apr 14, 2016
(Apr 14, 2016 06:34 AM)Armada Wrote: One question,
How much memory you figure is suitable for this?
I got a old (new) droid phone kicking around at home but its only got 512 ram, you think that would be enough to mess around on a bit? Im def not getting a nexus just to derp around lol
Yes your 512 ram phone would be fine to use :)
* - BlackBonesKnives - Apr 14, 2016
(Apr 14, 2016 06:34 AM)Armada Wrote: One question,
How much memory you figure is suitable for this?
I got a old (new) droid phone kicking around at home but its only got 512 ram, you think that would be enough to mess around on a bit? Im def not getting a nexus just to derp around lol
Kali is best suitable only for supported devices such as One Plus One and Nexus phones/tablets. With others you can experience a lot of bugs.
* - Dale Carnegie - Apr 14, 2016
Very interesting stuff for sure. Might have to try this out sometime. Thanks for sharing this 🤝
* - DevinThePancake - Apr 14, 2016
(Apr 14, 2016 10:06 AM)Solar. Wrote: Very interesting stuff for sure. Might have to try this out sometime. Thanks for sharing this 🤝
Thanks for reading! I hope you get time to try it out!
* - Ninja - Apr 14, 2016
(Apr 14, 2016 06:19 AM)DevinThePancake Wrote: Thank you for reading my thread!
If you know what Linux is or Kali Linux, you can access linuxes on your phone and if your using something like Kali Linux on it, then you can do some testing or hacking
I read some of your posts and you dont even know what Linux is it seems. This is too funny.
* - DevinThePancake - Apr 14, 2016
(Apr 14, 2016 12:29 PM)Ninja Wrote: I read some of your posts and you dont even know what Linux is it seems. This is too funny.
I'm a kid. You might not understand what I say.. Sorry