Since first introducing our “Hacket” Giveaway in late March, we’ve fielded a number of suggestions on what to include in order to assemble a useable portable penetration testing kit concealed within the multiple interior pockets of a ScottEVest Transformer jacket. The majority of the so-called “wish list” of suggestions included a beefed-up small computer running Linux, as well as an array of preferred hacking and cracking tools. A few also included an integrated solar battery charger, and even a built-in CamelBak bladder. Hey, you got to keep yourself charged too. While all suggestions were considered, we narrowed the list down to a functional kit that any information security enthusiast would enjoy owning.
The Hacket:
- ScottEVest Transformer Jacket with 20 interior pockets, coal, size large
- Gateway LT3119u Running Backtrack 5 R2 (AMD Athlon 64 X2 L310, 11.6″ HD LED LCD, 2 GB Memory, 250GB HDD)
- Alfa Networks AWUS036NH With Alfa Indoor APA-M04 7dBi Uni-directional Antenna
- Alfa Networks AWUS036NH with Alfa Indoor 9dBi SMA High-Gain Omni-Direction Antenna
- MetaGeek Wi-Spy 2.4x
- Apple iPod Touch 8GB with VNC for remote access to netbook, and Incipio EDGE Hard Shell case
- Southord MPXS-08 Lock Pick Set
- Books (Metasploit: The Penetration Tester’s Guide, BackTrack 5 Wireless Penetration Testing, Practical Lock Picking: A Physical Penetration Tester’s Training Guide)
The sporty Transformer jacket with all its contents fully concealed.
Go sleeveless in seconds while still keeping everything concealed within the jacket's 20 pockets.
One lucky winner will receive the jacket and all its contents, May 9 at the Interop IT Expo and Conference in Las Vegas. Click here to register to win! Winners must be present at the conference with proof of valid identification. Good luck!