u/Pristine-Tangelo-100

Over the years, my collection of tech gadgets has grown quite a bit, and many of them are currently sitting unused. I would love to pass some along to anyone looking to dive into Wi-Fi or Bluetooth penetration testing. If you are interested in getting started or need some hardware, please let me know and I would be happy to send one your way. I only will be sending one to somebody who shows a genuine interest in learning and not larping. Too many larpers in the damn marauder community already.

Upgraded recently to the Bolton Dart WiFi Omni Monopole Antenna, 2.4/5.8–7.125 GHz; and I think it’s safe to say that these antennas have been my favorite by far. Curious about what you guys think of the look with the white on black.

Was curious what you guys thought about the marauder v8. Everyone knows it’s a device that skids like to use and it gets a bad wrap because of that, but I’m curious as to who uses it apart from me for actual WiFi auditing.

Finally I’m able to retire my marauder clones from AliExpress ahaha. I was just wondering how many of you guys were able to grab one or the other or both from the most recent restock JCMK had in august..

I know I’ve posted my display a few times already, but I felt like posting it again. Slightly updated with a few new cards. Lmk what you guys think!

I know I’ve posted my display a few times already, but I felt like posting it again. Slightly updated with a few new cards. Lmk what you guys think!

Recently picked up the PCB/Case/Antenna for the c5 Wardriver. So far I’m really enjoying this device. It’s portable, convenient, and power efficient. Sure, it may not be up to some peoples standards when it comes to wardriving; but you’d be amazed at how many networks it is capable of detecting and mapping. The portability and the ease of access is my favorite part. Not to mention it’s able to submit your files to wigle with few clicks of a button. Curious what you guys think.

Bought the surfing pikachu for $300 at one card shop thinking I scored. This is because this French surfing pikachu goes anywhere from $800 - $1300 on the open market. Truth is though I couldn’t get it off my hands. It seemed like the only people making the sales were huge ebay listers. A week after all this I walked into another card shop in the hopes someone will want this niche pikachu. I saw the PSA 8 base set Charizard and suggested a trade. She and the owner excepted my offer taking what Price charting valued it at, (which was $1300) at face value. I think at this moment a gem mint PSA 8 charizard is going anywhere from $1300-$1400 based off of recent sales so I think I did good.

So a little back story as to why I wanted to combine two of what is essentially the same device: I used to love using my esp32 marauder as a quick demonstration to show someone some simple WiFi attacks. But something I noticed and where it really was lacking was when it came down to twin/deauth attacks. I could perform one or the other, but never at the same time. Even enabling the setting in the marauder device menu to allow it to deauth as well as host, it didn’t help things in the slightest. I thought of ways I could make a smoother twin portal/deauthing system; So instead of just ditching the device for something else or selling it and just using my cyberdeck with my custom built wifi pineapple-I ended up buying a whole new one that was slightly smaller, and had the idea to mount it to the back of the other esp32 marauder device. Now my deauthing and evil portals have been working flawlessly, and I don’t have to wait 10 mins setting up and waiting for Kali to boot up If I’m just wanting to show someone a quick example of a wifi attack. Both disattach from one another, and soon I’m gonna attach a portable mini battery pack to both combined devices. I’d encourage anyone to add another esp32-c5 chip to their arsenal if you haven’t already!

I know some of these devices aren’t necessarily “cyber deck related” but they do help me carry out my pentesting tasks faster, so I thought I would show them off in a post. Before I get a thousand comments asking what the red/fleshy thing is with antennas sticking out, it’s essentially a homemade WiFi pineapple. It was at one point mounted to the touchscreen display I have, but I took it off because of the weight. If anyone has any recommendations on how to make my cyberdeck more portable, I’m all ears. :) Also, if anyone is curios about parts, don’t hesitate to ask me. :)