Someone mentioned they used that one with ZFS without any problems…

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A docking station like this one from newegg can probably work: https://www.newegg.com/orico-6648us3-c-us-bk-dock/p/1B0-0003-000F8

A while ago I bought a USB to SATA adapter off of Amazon and there is probably something similar for multiple drives.

Still a work in progress, but I can document everything once done

At the moment it runs the Kali RPi image, and I’ve been automating and scripting several different tasks. The need came from just needing a small device I could plug into a network and capture packets while having more capabilities of running a true linux distro, which devices like the packet squirell and openwrt lacked. Basically on a need to basis and whatnot, but this is not a hardware implant that gets left behind. I do have laptops and could use those, but I’ve found laptops a bit bulky and annoying at times while also possibly drawing more attention, especially by a kid wearing a hoodie. Also gave me the opportunity to use hardware I have lying around, which has been making me feel less of a hoarder (I really like hardware).

I do plan on adding other scripts and service files for other tools, but at the moment it does what I need it to.

I did use the wifi pineapple nano I had lying around as the AP and use the USB eth, but that proved to be very finicky with mostly power, and it just wasn’t as reliable as using the mini router and using rj45 eth. One of the challenges right now is cable management, but I think I’m going to try to solve that by creating a mini cable board out of plastic or wood. Hopefully, once I get the other parts I need, I can get a pelican case or similar and put everything in there.

Probably will end up a bit bulkier than I would like, but this isn’t the RPi Zero W idea I have, which will be more compact than this one.

EDIT: I chose Kali over other images because it had all the tools I needed and possibly wanted, all there in the repos and in metapackages. I could install everything on Debian, but if I want to set up a tool not in the repos that could cause problems, plus Kali is also configured to run the tools as optimized as possible.

I wasn’t able to test it properly yet, but when I was doing a quick test the other day it seemed to have a longer range than my other ones and seemed much faster.

Finally. I can pirate the whole entire One Piece Anime series. All 1,075 of episodes. Jkjkjkjk. It is good to see transparency and communication.

And you clearly are illiterate. Your first comment is also stupid.

I was testing a bot. If you don’t like it… go away.

Makes sense. It is RPi0’s. Might be able to make it somewhat usable with Rpi02?

Yeah. It seems like what you want is a mobile linux os with an old school desktop skin which you can def find and configure. Just check what arch they support and if they don’t officially support you can probably find docs on compiling the proper kernel with necessary drivers.

That looks pretty cool. Why the name?

You might want to look at mobile Linux OS. The GeminiPDA currently runs Android OS or Ubuntu Touch, but can run other mobile distros.

Also something like what the pawnagotchi did with a paper display might also work, but not sure.

I found it on Pinterest, but if you slap on OpenWRT or DD-WRT on any supported/old router you can use the repos provided with whatever build you are using, which have most of the software you can use to build a pwnbox. You can even put this Wifi-Pineapple-Cloner on a ton of devices: https://github.com/xchwarze/wifi-pineapple-cloner

My tech pouch currently is this cloth pencil case that works for most of my stuff, but it doesn’t fit everything and since I want to also get into something like photography I think a proper tech pouch is warranted asap.

Yeah. My mom got my sibling and I a L.L. Bean backpack when we were younger, and I decided to give them a try again when I saw this particular backpack. I do know they don’t make them like they used to, but so far this one is working well.

Well… I think it is discontinued but there are mix things. Maintaining projects is just difficult. It is a nice software.

Lots of projects… you can use it as a gps module, security camera, root it and use it and run kali nethunter on it, etc.

I use my nexus 5X I bought off of ebay for nethunter and my other androids I use as a spare smartphone I use for a smaller kit.

Piratebox is discontinued so it won’t get any new updates, but there are a bunch of other projects you can do like setup a file server and share it with an open ap. Just make sure to secure the pi itself and whatnot.