—For Pentesting and educational purposes only.

Yes, it’s bulky but I was mostly concerned with successfully completing my proof of concept that is using different hardware for different tasks. The Raspberry pi or the yellow router with openwrt, could be used alone to handle all the tasks. Now I’ll get to the details of my cutting board evil twin setup as seen in the video- and yes that is a cutting board, haha.

-each device on the cutting board has a specific job it’s doing in this setup.

• The power strip can connect to the 12v adapter to easily run from a vehicle.
• Internet access is provided when the yellow router tethers to a device that supports OTG (on the go) such as a smartphone or dongle connected to the USB port. My OTG adapter/dongle/smartphone is not seen in the video but it would connect to the USB port of the yellow router.
• Netgear router (biggest rectangular shaped object on the cutting board) is running in AP mode so it’s just acting like a network switch for air gapped devices. It’s connected to the network switch (it’s a layer 3 network switch with port mirroring)
• The trend net port mirroring switch is mirroring traffic from the netgear AP and the yellow router, to the raspberry pi.
• The raspberry pi is ingesting the mirrored traffic with either tcpdump or wireshark.
• I also terminated the purple colored UTP cat5e (maybe cat6) with rj45 ends using the EIA/TIA 568b standard.