🔥 GhostLink: A Multi-Function Penetration Testing Device 🔥

GhostLink is a powerful and versatile penetration testing device designed for cybersecurity professionals and ethical hackers. With its extensive capabilities, it enables users to test network and device vulnerabilities in various environments.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This tool is for educational and authorized security testing purposes only. Unauthorized use may be illegal. Always obtain explicit permission before using it on any system.

🚀 Features

Wi-Fi Jamming: Disrupts Wi-Fi networks to test resilience. Bad USB & Wireless Bad USB: Delivers payloads to connected devices. Keylogging: Captures keystrokes for analysis. Additional Attacks: Supports other advanced penetration testing functionalities. GhostLink offers a portable and efficient solution to test the security of your networks and devices.

🛠️ Hardware Assembly Guide

Follow the steps below to assemble your GhostLink device. Ensure you have all the required components and tools before starting.

Step 1: Solder Initial Components

Solder all the components marked as "1". Note: Do not solder any components that are not marked in this step.

Step 2: Solder Battery & Fan JST Connector

Solder the JST connectors for the battery and cooling fan. Ensure correct polarity by checking the +/- terminals.

Step 3: Solder the Female USB-A Port

Carefully solder the female USB-A port to the board.

Step 4: Attach the Cooling Fan

Screw down the cooling fan with the screw head facing the front side of the PCB.

Step 5: Solder Final Components

Complete the assembly by soldering all the components marked as "last".

Step 6: connecting the external antenna to esp8266

First cut the internal antenna connections

Connect the GND to GND and the core to the core marked point

Finally it will look like this

🛡️ Legal Notice

GhostLink is intended only for ethical hacking and authorized penetration testing. Misuse of this device is strictly prohibited.