(Jan 23, 2020 02:42 PM)thebutternut Wrote: Why not just upload it on hackforums ?
Ultimate 7” Kali PenTest Build
I have to edit out the link's or alter them till i hit 50 posts, so the dropbox, will just be a better version. 😭 😭
Brief Overview: So, a while ago I set out to create this all-in-one mobile cybersecurity tool. Not only did I succeed, but it was definitely one my favorite projects I have ever done. In total the cost of the parts was about $300, but it was worth every penny. This thing has a raspberry pi 4gb, so there is plenty power behind it to do all you favorite attacks, and then some. Learn how to hack in the funnest way possible. Below are the links to purchase any part included in this build. I will uploading videos in the future. Tip: ctrl+rightclick blue links for images
youtube--.--com/watch?v=BTig15KqF8Q
imgur--.--com/a/PyuFdrD
Introduction:
Welcome to the build tutorial compiled by D@V!D
This build is very simple to do, and besides the 7” official touchscreen display, and the actually raspberry pi board, there really is not much more that you need to complete this project.
Please ask any questions to me TheBakedBaller on HF or contact me at
[email protected]
Let’s get started. Remember: DO THESE ATTACKS ON YOUR NETWORK ONLY. Be good boysngirlz
Parts list:
Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 2019 Quad Core 64 Bit WiFi Bluetooth (4GB): amzn--.--to/30o0ogB
NeeGoRaspberry Pi 4 Screen Case for Raspberry Pi Monitor Touchscreen Display 7-inch: amzn--.--to/2Tnkk1L
Raspberry Pi 7" Touch Screen Display: amzn--.--to/2Nxfj2W
Vilros Raspberry Pi 4 Power Supply (USB-C) with on/Off Switch: amzn--.--to/35SocdL
For complete portability use a usb-c battery pack
Finally amzn--.--to/2NV0UgX Mostly relevant if you plan on launching MITM attacks: I highly recommend buy this specific product. I recommend the Panda N600 for it’s dual band capability, allowing to launch fast, open and enticing Man in the middle attacks. If this is too much for you, Panda does they have cheaper options as well and they all should work fine. If not just make sure whatever brand you are buying is both Kali Linux capable, and support monitor more.
Lastly any Micro SD card that you do not mind using for this project.
Step one: Install Etcher (VERY user friendly) and using that write the Kali iso image onto the microsd with some sort of mirco to sdcard adapter if your pc doesn’t come with one on board.
Etcher: balena--.--io/etcher/
Kali: offensive-security--.--com/kali-linux-arm-images/#1493408272250-e17e9049-9ce8 and download the latest for the RPI 4!
Run etcher, select the image you just downloaded, and write. That simple
Image for reference imgur--.--com/a/jCgYB7U
Step two: Mount adapter to screen with standoffs
If you are confused: I am talking about these imgur--.--com/a/mIj1ldm
Step two: Attach the Dupont connectors to the Display adapter on the back of the display.
For this part you’re going to want to make you connect these to the correct headers
Just refer this image imgur--.--com/a/iqxNeLS with the same color Dupont cables (red: 5v green: sda yellow: scl black: ground)(cables should be with the display)
Step four: Fix raspberry pi to your display assembly
First you want to put the micro sd into the raspberry pi imgur--.--com/a/mbgNS35
Then with the included screws affix imgur--.--com/tgUhife the raspberry pi to the display assembly
Step two: Attach the display ribbon cable
Start with the display connector on the display adapter imgur--.--com/9nptJsW. For this part make sure you pull out on the on the brown slider, on the ZIF (Zero Insertion force connector before, attempting to jam the ribbon in.
Protip: That won’t work
ctrt+rghtclk here imgur--.--com/a/1OdV6UQ for a picture reference to what I am referring to
Push the ribbon cable in to the ZIF and then push the slide down as well to lock in place.
Do this same process with the other end of the ribbon cable to the raspberry pi display connector
Should look like this
Install the assembly into the case, and you are done! Happy PenTesting