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10/24/2014 - Raspberry Pi
The Rogue Pi Network Monitor
The Rogue Pi is a network monitor that doesn't require you to return periodically to pick up the data you've collected. The Rogue Pi packs the radios required for you to connect to it wirelessly whenever you need to. Once powered up, it conducts tests to make sure it's connected to the network you want to probe, then creates an SSH tunnel to access it, configures a hidden SSID and enables Wi-Fi radio for easy direct access. Containing a laundry list of penetration testing and Wi-Fi cracking tools on-board, it seams like the perfect tool for good or evil...
Developing the Rogue Pi
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