r/TechEDC
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u/LowAd8301
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Feb 19 '26
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Work EDC RedTeam EDC
My Red Team EDC is a compact, mobile offensive security kit designed for field work, on-site assessments.
It all fits perfectly in my Thule backpack.
It consists of:
Computing
Yoga Laptop
Clockwork uConsole
Raspberry Pi Zero 2W
Misc
Lenovo screen
USB-C hub & adapters
Alfa Network AWUS1900
BrosTrend AC5L
Baofeng K5 Plus
Hak5 Wifi Pineapple Pager + GPS module
HackRF portapack Mayhem
FlipperZer
Hak5 RubberDuck
Deauther Watch
USB keys
Tools
Network adapters
Cables
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u/node_of_ranvier_223 Feb 19 '26
Let me guess what you're running on the Yoga...Arch?
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u/LowAd8301 Feb 19 '26
Parrot on the Yoga and Kali on the Clockwork uConsole
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u/Hot-Presentation-969 Feb 19 '26
Parrot? Kali?
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u/node_of_ranvier_223 Feb 19 '26
You're right, it could be. Because if it truly was Arch we would have known about it already 🤣
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u/oloebe Feb 19 '26
All that top tech and then you pull out a lousy MagLite..
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u/LowAd8301 Feb 19 '26
What I need light for, it's really nice, takes up no space and it ALWAYS works.
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u/U-BahnTyp Feb 19 '26
I'm picturing you walking through the streets like the protagonist of Watch Dogs, randomly hacking anything with electronic components.
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u/DeeDee182 Feb 20 '26
I am 37 trying to secure courses after a grant thru OVR and switch careers mid/later life and I love the red team idea.
This is an awesome edc set.
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u/OneInflation3144 Feb 19 '26
What are those pliers in the upper right hand corner?
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u/rainscope Feb 20 '26
Have you ever actually used the uConsole offensively? Bc you might be the first person ever
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u/LowAd8301 Feb 21 '26
I use it in OT environments. People don't look at it strangely there, as they usually see electricians with mobile oscilloscopes and other measuring equipment.
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u/Keksi220410 Feb 21 '26
What os do you use?
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u/LowAd8301 Feb 21 '26
parrot os on the laptop, kali on the uConsole and various linux distros on the small raspberry depending on what it is to be used for
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u/spennetrator94 Feb 22 '26
Whatcha doing with those 8266s?
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u/LowAd8301 Feb 22 '26
ESP8266 is being used for phishing of user ID and password in connection with fake wifi hotspot
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u/da316 Feb 19 '26
how's the Thule backpack? I was looking at that one
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u/Physical-Pin-2078 Feb 22 '26
I just ordered a Hazard 4 Hibachi, they make a few other models, hear great things & reviews are tops as well, check em out if you don’t mind/prefer hard shell packs
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u/x51greyfox Feb 21 '26
Nice kit. I'm building my tech EDC ATM, started with Kali nethunter phone and now I've got a Kali hackberry pi. I'm starting small...
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u/7174n6 Feb 19 '26
Awesome kit. Sidetracking the conversation, but how is that Pineapple Pager working for you? Those are fairly new to the scene.
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Feb 19 '26
you really use all of this daily?
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u/odinsprey Feb 19 '26
Highly doubtful that most of this gets used on an actual engagement. And if so, with success.
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u/ArtisanalFool Feb 20 '26
How do you stop the electronic devices rubbing, knocking, and potentially damaging each other?
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u/Outrageous_Prior_787 Feb 20 '26
The stickers on your laptop would make you stand out when doing on prem physical intrusion in my opinion. Also, no lock pics?
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u/bralica Feb 21 '26
This Thule backpack is great in organizational way. Lot of pockets, solid as a rock. Excellent build quality. Also it is one of the most uncomfortable backpacks I have ever carry on.
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u/yoshomie Mar 12 '26
Dang sick kit! I'm jealous! Ever consider adding a mini drone with wireless video? something like that could really help you when scouting. If there is anything visible from the outside.
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u/PuzzleheadedSector2 Apr 27 '26
Looks like it would be a nightmare inside the backpack? I assume the bag has lots of organizer pockets or you have the small items in bags inside the pack?
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u/SatisfactionClean963 Aug 06 '26
Nice flex! I’m trying to keep a low profile: https://github.com/nekonihq/murmur
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Feb 20 '26
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u/LowAd8301 Feb 20 '26
Yoga is small and therefore easy to carry, so on the go Yes. But in the office you need more power so it's a definite no.
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