[Brawler]

So, I found myself in possession of one of these devices today.

https://www.crowdsupply.com/inverse-path/usb-armory

I'm thinking that I'm going to set this thing up as portable TOR bridge... But I still haven't quite made up my mind about it yet.

Anyone have any cool ideas? It could make a really interesting "badusb" device.

[huglander]

Put it in a nice frame and hang it on your wall next to your family pics

[azRAel_]

So, I found myself in possession of one of these devices today.

https://www.crowdsupply.com/inverse-path/usb-armory

I'm thinking that I'm going to set this thing up as portable TOR bridge... But I still haven't quite made up my mind about it yet.

Anyone have any cool ideas? It could make a really interesting "badusb" device.

Id host TailsOS on it and run it with as a Virtual Machine. Lightweight OS that routs all traffic through Tor as default.

[Brawler]

Id host TailsOS on it and run it with as a Virtual Machine. Lightweight OS that routs all traffic through Tor as default.

I don't think the hardware would support virtualization in any significantly useful way. It also doesn't really add anything above and beyond what I mentioned in my OP. (Aside from maybe saving me the trouble of purging logs on the "host")

Thanks for the suggestion though, I will keep it in mind.

[6e6b]

http://www.parrotsec.org/

designed for Pentesting, Computer Forensic, Reverse engineering, Hacking, Cloud pentesting, privacy/anonimity and cryptography.

(did I leave anything out...?)

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I don't think the hardware would support virtualization in any significantly useful way. It also doesn't really add anything above and beyond what I mentioned in my OP. (Aside from maybe saving me the trouble of purging logs on the "host")

Thanks for the suggestion though, I will keep it in mind.

There's always using Dockers as an option...?

[Penis]

Great pivot box also useful for writing ARM shellcode.

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Id host TailsOS on it and run it with as a Virtual Machine. Lightweight OS that routs all traffic through Tor as default.

Yeah virtualization on ARM doesn't work like that...