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Number 14, ProMark 3 NFC RFID Card Reader. If you have a ProMark 3, you have the most powerful and complete RFID NFC testing device

for 125 kilohertz, 134 kilohertz, and 13.56 megahertz frequencies. This device can copy the information from RFID and NFC cards

The blank cards that come with this package can be used to make new copies. We can buy blank cards from Amazon if we need more

so it's not a bad idea to put some more money into it to make it better

To improve the range of LF and HF, we need antennas with a longer reach

Another new and useful upgrade for it is the Blue Shark Bluetooth 2.0 upgrade

which lets you control the ProMark 3 wirelessly and add an external battery to turn it into a self-sufficient device

that you can connect to your computer or smartphone and control. The Walrus NFC app has been updated to let you control it with Bluetooth

It also solves the problem of high temperatures by adding a metal cooler

Number 13. RTL-SDR The RTL-SDR is a low-cost, software-defined radio that uses an RTL-2832 U-based DVB-T TV tuner dongle

It has the ability to pick up radio waves. We can use it to hear what other people are talking about

It can also listen in on and read SMS and GSM phone calls

It's very helpful for people who work in cybersecurity. Number 12, microcontrollers

Different kinds of microcontrollers are used by ethical hackers. Some of them are important for an ethical hacker to have in his or her backpack

The ASP8266 is a $6 Wi-Fi development board that can be used in many ways

including making our own Wi-Fi deauthor. It can also make phishing pages that can be sent over Wi-Fi

Ethical hackers will find this tiny microcontroller to be a great choice

Home is where we could make our own USB rubber ducky. The Arduino Pro Micro is a great product that doesn cost very much but if we want to change the script we have to reset it and upload a new script from our computer Number 11 Adafruit Bluefruit LE Sniffer A special firmware image has been put on the Adafruit Bluefruit LE friend which turns it into a simple Bluetooth low sniffer

We can passively capture data exchanges between two Bluetooth low-energy devices and send it to

Wireshark, an open-source network ysis tool, where we can see things on a packet level and use

useful descriptors to make sense of the values without having to open the 2,000-page Bluetooth

4.0 core specification every time. Number 10. Hardware Keylogger. A hardware keylogger can be

put in the space between the USB keyboard and the computer. It keeps track of every keystroke on the

keyboard, making it an essential tool for any cybersecurity expert. This is a simple keylogger

made of hardware. It can hold up to 16 megabytes of information. Most of the time, this is enough

to record keystrokes for a year. Then we can take it out and plug it into our computer so we can see

what keys were pressed. Some keyloggers can be controlled by Wi-Fi or text message. It can't be

found by any software. Number nine, bad USB. It's a great replacement for the USB rubber ducky

This device has custom hardware that's built around the Atmega32U4 and ESP12S. This device

uses Wi-Fi to send keystrokes to a target computer. The target sees the ducky as both

a standard HID keyboard and a serial port. This means that interactive commands and scripts can

be run on the target from a distance. Attackers can easily move it around as a thumb drive and

plug it into any PC to add payload and run their own commands. It can also be controlled over Wi-Fi

It looks like a regular USB thumb drive, which is a big plus, but it doesn't work as quickly as

the USB rubber ducky. Number 8. USB Killer. Since USB gets its power from the computer and can't send

more voltage, computers don't check how much current is going through it. But what if we use

this to burn our whole system? Using this on other people is against the law. When plugged into a

device, the USB Killer quickly charges its capacitors from the USB power lines. When the

device is charged, negative 200 volt DC is sent through the data lines of the host device. This

discharge cycle will keep happening many times per second until the USB killer is

taken away so the target device is burned and can no longer be fixed number seven Wi de watch as the name suggests it a de It stops Wi users from being able to log in

and disconnects them. It does not jam. The ASP8266 Wi-Fi development board

is used to make this happen. It looks like a watch version would be a very cool tool for any hacker

A jammer just makes noise on a certain frequency range, like 2.4 gigahertz

A de-authentication attack, on the other hand, is only possible because of a flaw in the Wi-Fi standard 802.11. The deal author doesn't mess with

any frequencies. Instead, it sends a few Wi-Fi packets that tell some devices to disconnect

This lets us hit each target in a very specific way. A jammer just blocks all signals within a

certain range, so it's very illegal to use one. Number 6. Ubertooth One. The most well-known

Bluetooth hacking tool is UberTooth One. It's an open source 2.4 gigahertz wireless development

platform that can be used to hack Bluetooth. Commercial Bluetooth monitoring equipment can

easily cost more than $10,000. So the UberTooth was made as a low cost alternative platform from

monitoring and developing new BT, BLE and similar wireless technologies. UberTooth One is mainly

meant to be an advanced Bluetooth receiver. It has more features than regular adapters

so it can be used as a platform for sniffing and monitoring BT signals

Number 5. HackRF1 What a bunch of gadgets! HackRF1 is a software-defined radio or SDR accessory that can send and receive radio signals between 1 MHz and 6 GHz

made so that modern and next-generation radio technologies can be tested and worked on

We can read and change radio frequencies with this tool. HackRF1 is a piece of open-source hardware that can work as a USB peripheral or on its own

This SDR is better than other low-cost options in one important way

The radio frequency RF quality, on the other hand, is not as good as expected

Number 4. Wi-Fi Pineapple The Wi-Fi Pineapple was the first tool to attack Wi-Fi networks

It was made by Hack5. You can choose from three different models of Hack5

All of them are good, but the Mark 7 model was the best value for the money

This will save the results of audits of Wi-Fi networks that are done automatically

We can control it with a great interface on the web This is a great product for testing the security of wireless networks Number three USB rubber ducky The USB rubber ducky was made and developed

by Hack5. The HID specification or human interface device is everywhere because almost every computer

has a keyboard that people can use to enter data. Keyboards tell computers that they are HID devices

so computers automatically recognize and accept them. The USB rubber ducky sends out powerful payloads in seconds

by taking advantage of the target computer's natural trust while pretending to be a normal USB drive

In other words, if we plug it into a computer, the computer will recognize it as a keyboard and inject, type, save, and run our pre-programmed payload

This device can carry a wide range of payloads. We can also write our own code with ease

one of the easiest ways to break into a system is to get physical access to it

Number two, Raspberry Pi Zero W. This is a small handheld computer that's perfect for carrying the

best penetration testing software tools and all external hardware hacking tools. The best known cybersecurity distros for it are PwnP1 Aloha and Kali Linux. PwnP1 is a USB

attack platform that can be set up in many different ways. It's built around the inexpensive

Raspberry Pi Zero or Raspberry Pi Zero W. PwnP1's successor is PwnP1 Aloha. We recommend the USB

Type-A Pongo Pen adapter shown above. We can also use it without a head, without a monitor

This device is hooked up to a power bank in our bag and we can use our handheld mobile device to

control it using VNC. Number 1. Raspberry Pi 4. Raspberry Pi is the most popular single board

computer on the market. Almost all people who work in security use this device. This is very

helpful because we can put the whole Kali Linux distribution on this computer about the size of a

credit card. Raspberry Pi can be used in many other projects as well. It's used in many ways

by people who work in cybersecurity. In the fifth episode of the first season of Mr. Robot

Elliot hacks into the network that controls the temperature in order to destroy magnetic tapes

For a good hacker, the Raspberry Pi can be used for anything

Anyone who works in information security or programming needs to have this tool

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