One of the cooler swag I received @ Defcon this year was a lunchbox for the Telephreak party, filled with candy, gadgets, and toys from telephreakbadge. I do some ‘red teaming’ occasionally and always had my stuff all janky in my backpack with no way to really keep it all pretty and was a pain in the ass to go through everything to find what tools I needed. Plus stuffing them all in a box tends to get shit broken eventually. I was thinking I needed something like a pelican box but I didnt feel like spending a huge amount on something simple. So I was thinking one day that this lunchbox sitting on my desk would do the trick. I ended up getting a few pieces of Polyethylene off ebay for $9, They arrived pretty quick and i spent about an hour or so arranging some of my most used tools onto each layer and cutting out the foam to fit them all in. I used a small knife (the ones that have a knife/scissor/toothpick) and a razor blade to cut out the foam. Here’s all 3 layers that fit inside with descriptions of each tool’s usage.
- Raspberry Pi and 3″ Touchscreen – Running Re4son’s Sticky Finger KaliPi pwn shit with a simple touchscreen interface that you can leave onsite
- SWORD Dropbox on a NEXX WRT3020H router, that you can leave onsite for a callback into the network
- Rasperry Pi Zero W with custom case running P4wnP1
with an acrylic case, highly customizable USB attack platform (HID,Network Etc…)
- Hak5 WIFI Pineapple – various wifi attack tools
- Firefighter Swipe Tool – open doors
- DigiSpark DigiStump attiny85 dev board – cheap rubber ducky alternative that you dont have to worry about losing
- Hook Tool – open some door latch bolts
- MouseJack – uses SeeedStudio CrazyRadio PA to inject keystrokes into certain keyboard/mice
- Alfa AWUSO36NH High Gain USB Wireless G / N Long-Rang WiFi Network Adapter – cracking dem wifis
- Hak5 Lan Turtle – Ethernet adapter with covert backdoors
- KonBoot bypass Windows/Linux/Mac logon screens
- Logitech Dongle – custom Mousejack firmware to inject into keyboard/mice like the CrazyRadio
- Hak5 Bashbunny – multi-function USB attack and automation platform
- TP-Link TL-WN722N N150 High Gain USB Wireless WiFi network Adapter – make sure you get the Ver.1 Atheros chipset
- Hak5 USB Rubber Ducky – HID Injection payloads
as a bonus my Asus Nexus 7 loaded with Kali Nethunter also fits inside