Raspberry Pi

Get Started with these Raspberry Pi Cybersecurity Projects

• Build a Kali Linux Hacking Lab

  • Build a penetration testing lab with Kali Linux, and hack all the things — legally(!)

• CIRClean USB Key Sanitizer

  • Go ahead, plug in that random USB drive you found…

    • Just be sure to sanitize it first.

• Honeypot

  • A decoy server to catch attackers? Devious.

    • Matt South from TrustFoundry shows you how to build your own HoneyPi using PSAD

    • This guide from Bob Mckay provides detailed instructions on setting up a honey pot using OpenCanary

    • On his Youtube Channel, Wolfgang shows us how to trap attackers in a honeypot

• Pi-VPN

  • Browse privately from anywhere.

    • The PiVPN Project call itself 'the simplest way to setup and manage a VPN’.

    • Here’s a PiVPN video tutorial from Jeff Geerling

• Travel Router

  • Stay secure on the go.

    • Tristam shows us how to put together a travel router using OpenWRT.

• Pi-Hole

  • Because we’re all tired of ads.

    • Get rid of them with Pi-Hole, a network-wide ad blocker.

• Docker Home Lab

  • A place to practice your l33t hax0r skills.

    • Build an offensive security home lab with Grant Collins

• Private Cloud Storage

  • Got cloud concerns? Here’s one solution.

    • Hosting your own cloud server is less daunting than it seems.

• Tor Router

  • Browse the web anonymously — and explore the deeper parts of the web — with your very own Tor Router

    • Check out this step-by-step guide to setting up your own Onion Pi from Adafruit

• Password Manager

  • Don’t trust commercial password managers? We get it. Build your own.

    • Ravi Singh shows you how, over at MakeUseOf

    • BYOPM – Bring Your Own Password Manager guide from NovaMostra

    • Video tutorial from WunderTech

• Pwnagotchi

  • Remember Tamogotchi, the digital pet? Well, Pwnagotchi is similar…. except it performs deauthentication attacks. Whoops. Here’s how to build one.