Hand Held Auditing Device

[tyggerbob at gmail.com (Bob Davies)]

Hi Robert.
I had started something similar using OpenEmbedded and Familiar.
I had set up a project file for a Familiar build that contained a number of
VA/Pentest tools including MSF and a number of other testing apps that I had
set up for cross-compiling to Familiar. Unfortunately, work got busy, and I
didn't have time to continue with it.
If you drop by #fhandhelds.org or #gpe and talk to Florian Bloor or Phil
Blundell, they might be able to point you to the build files for the sectest
build I started and go from there.
Just a thought.
Let me know how it goes.
Bob Davies.
Ps. at one time, I had MSF 2.6 running on my iPAQ and sent H a screenshot
from it of a Windows 2k box that I had exploited using it. He was going to
put it on the MSF screenshot page, but I guess he got busy.

On 2/6/07, Robert Clark <Robert.Clark at cern.ch> wrote:
> Hey All,
>
> For my masters dissertation I'm thinking about cloning some of the
> functionality of the Silica device from ImmunitySec (
> http://www.immunitysec.com/products-silica.shtml )
>
> Obviously to do this I'm looking at a number of factors, building an
> embedded distribution of Linux along the lines of Familiar Linux (
> http://familiar.handhelds.org/ ) With the intended platform being a PDA
> with bluetooth and Wifi (obviously).
>
> Now apart from the base distribution I will also be looking to tie
> together a few F/OSS projects here, Metasploit, Nessus and a few tools
> that I am writing myself ( Mainly statistical analysis of passive
> traffic for use in social engineering ).
>
> Anyway, if anyone is interested in a project like this or has any
> comments about how they would approach it / what they would use, please
> feel free to email me.
>
> Thanks
> -Rob
>
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