You can now turn your old smarphone into a pocket cyberdeck. Because why not
This is a Google Pixel 3 XL, but I don't see why this can't be modified to fit another mobile. The case is 3D printed and it's running Kali Nethunter
You can now turn your old smarphone into a pocket cyberdeck. Because why not
This is a Google Pixel 3 XL, but I don't see why this can't be modified to fit another mobile. The case is 3D printed and it's running Kali Nethunter
@cypnk @thegibson
Ooh, and I happen have a Pixel 3xl gathering dust, too.
The project page has some updated build files, too.
https://hackaday.io/project/203116-pixel-3-xl-nethunter-c-deck
A DIY portable cyberdeck built from a Google Pixel 3 XL running Kali NetHunter, paired with a Bluetooth keyboard and enclosed in a custom 3D-printed clamshell case. This compact setup provides a highly portable, low-cost platform for penetration testing and network analysis. The clamshell form factor enables comfortable typing and efficient mobile workflow, turning a smartphone into a practical pocket-sized command terminal for on-the-go technical tasks.
@mensrea @dilmandila This. There are indeed pretty nice projects out there, but hardly any that are not DIY
Your next best option is a Pi 500, but then you do still need a monitor
https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-500/
@cypnk I did a very similar thing back in '21! But I used a clamp that connects a controller plus adhesive velcro to assemble it!
With NFC scanning and Wifi "tools" powered by a rooted android device capable of Miracast and DeX, plus an HDMI output, a conventional USB port and a 3.0 port, and multiple card readers to maximize what my little cyberdeck can interface with!