Mobile Phone | Mobile Pwn
Pocket Pentesting
Running on a well balanced mix of open source hardware and network security testing software, NeoPwn has been a long awaited pocket penetration testing platform. This is the first ever network auditing distribution for a mobile phone.
The NeoPwn uses the base platform of the Openmoko Neo Freerunner, which offers USB WLAN support, a GPS Modem, a GPRS Modem for cellular connectivity, and an CSR based Bluetooth module. The USB hostmode will also allow for a range of other devices and peripherials.
Neopwn runs on an optimized FULL custom Debian operating system that boots off of a microSD card with a custom Linux kernel, with a vast support range for module drivers, allowing the network security tester the ability to perform various network penetration auditing tasks that are normally carried out on a notebook or desktop workstation.
We offer complete hardware setups as well as a standalone customized operating system (with custom driver module and kernel support). We can also deliver custom features and support options upon request for hardware or software that isn't standard with our systems.
Proof of Concept
There have been other commercial grade pocket penetration testing platforms in the past, however they lacked the ability of wireless packet injection and open source programming. These devices also carry a hefty pricetag for their limited abilities in comparison. The NeoPwn's penetration software collection is based off of very popular open source pentesting applications and is proven to be a powerful discreet network auditing tool for the penetration tester.
You will have the ability to discretely arm yourself with a device that will fit in a pocket to test various aspects of your client's network - going places where being promiscuous and undetected is essential.
Automation
We have gone great lengths in making the NeoPwn user friendly when it comes to performing many of the necessary tasks in automating system controls and penetration tests. The NeoPwn offers much in the way of automation with several dialogs, along with a well structured point and click navigation menu to ease the automation of device control, and many common attack vectors.
