Android suit

Hey lain, Do you use usb otg? I'm currently looking into building myself a cybersuit with the fallowing spec: 1 x Android phone (root + kernel patch) 1 x usb hub 2 x Wifi antenna (monitoring and client/attack/master) 1 x SDR radio (cause) + Batteries + anything usb The Android phone will be attached to my wrist while the rest of the components will be attached to a vest or backpack. (Basicly I want a PipBoy) The problem is both my samsung galaxy (Ace II and Tab 3) I've managed to find don't support USB host with OTG plugs and I can't manage to find any decently priced android phone that support USB OTG, can be easily rooted, can be patched for wifi monitor mode. Any of you had better luck?

>>602 I don't have nearly enough technical knowledge to help you out here, but I think that's pretty neat. Would love to see photo's once you've completed it.

ive attached a galaxy nexus to my wrist by putting it in a football move list wrist band and had all apps run rotated. it was pretty sweet. you should seriously consider taking some pictures and doing a write up and contributing it to the lain zine. that would be a very interesting read

>>604 That could be cool but english is not my first language so.. That could end up sounding strange like. But of course if I pull it of I want internet credz ;). I'm thinking a git with all the code, basic intruction and cool picture. I'll post a link!

You might want to check out the Tricorder for Android. It emulates the the futuristic handhelds from Star Trek and shows the data your device sensors are picking up in a futuristic and easy to understand interface. It's available (binary/source) for free on F-Droid and with a little bit of hackery it could be made to suit your purposes.

I bought an usb otg wire to plug a keyboard in my Motorola Defy. For what purpose? Of course for writing message faster (the screen of this phone is painfully small) but I recently thought about keeping my dream journal this way : My phone is generally always turned on, I type way better than I write, and I won't need to turn on the light to write something intelligible. Nothing as rad as OP's project anyway

how much did all that cause OP?

>>613 Still a WIP for now but it's suprisingly affordable - Android phone with OTG 100$-600$ - Software Defined Radio (SDR) 10$-100$ - wifi dongle 5$ - 20$ - USB hub with AC 5$ - 15$ - AC batterie pack 15$ - 30$ You could probably replace the phone with a Rasperry Pi or a router with usb (<3 TL-MR3020) runing openwrt or something. Any small computer will do but the phone as the advantage of providing it's own interface.

Not finished yet. The idea is a raspberry pi 2 with Raspbian and all my wireless cracking tools(wifite, reaver, aircrack-ng) I'm using a power-bank as battery, and two wireless cards, one for attack an the other is a hotspot (hostapd) to connect my phone. I can control my raspberry from my android phone via mosh or ssh and all the other stuff is in a bag or my pocket

Sorry I cannot help you, but that sounds interesting, you need to keep us updated. I'd like to see/hear your plans for this.

My current phone uses a USB OTG host option, HTC Desire 510, easy to root and mod kernel (they give you the kernel files) , I got mine for $90 off of amazon.

Any of you have updates on these projects? I am still quite interested.