Backpack Cyberdeck: DIY Tech Setup Brief Overview

In this video, I showcase a custom-built mobile cyberdeck setup, all housed in a backpack. Using my modular frame, I’ve built a powerful portable radio lab that can be remotely accessed from any device, such as a smartphone, tablet, or computer. This setup includes an onboard computer connected to multiple devices like the HackRF One SDR, WiFi adapters, and a GPS receiver, allowing for a wide range of activities.
Key features:
- Ethical hacking tools for penetration testing and network analysis on the go
- SDR (Software Defined Radio) applications such as spectrum analysis, signal decoding, and radio interaction
- GPS tracking and other RF-related projects
- Seamless remote access to all devices without removing anything from the backpack
Whether you're into ethical hacking, SDR radio experimentation, or creating portable electronic projects, this mobile setup demonstrates the versatility of this modular frame. The only limit is the creativity!
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[@SethRhodes]

Mother of god… this is beyond beautiful.

[@BAG.BUILDS]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you found it beautiful :)

[@lagartocarburante]

Wowww, KZbin got right sending me this, best portable setup I've ever seen!

[@arankthnar]

I don't understand what is the use or the goal of this package. But mother of gods. That is so well done! Bravo!

[@BAG.BUILDS]

Thanks a lot! The purpose of this setup is to explore the world of radio frequencies and to study or interact with the devices we’re surrounded by. I’m really glad you liked the execution!

[@Cyba_IT]

Two of my favourite things. Cool backpacks and gadgets. Just need some smart glasses to interface with this bad boy and one of those LED "Invisible" suits and you'll be the true "Hackerman". 😁

[@BAG.BUILDS]

That's how I see myself ending up :)

[@vincentlemoine3830]

You probably could sniff packets from across the universe with that

[@ManintheMayhem]

Amazing work so glad you have done a video with some sound on it!

[@marlo6846]

Extremely impressive, well done sir!

[@Saint2483]

saw meshtastic-sdr vm there but didn't see any lora hardware connected... are you checking meshtastic network with normal sdr tools ? Next level stuff here.... Love it !! You NEED to make more videos on use cases with your setup!! BTW did not see a DragonOS VM there but love the fact that you are splitting the use-cases based on VMs to reduce clutter and have your settings work just right. Flipper Zero VM for changing stuff on flipper I guess.... and LTE stuff is interesting LOVE TO SEE MORE!!!

[@BAG.BUILDS]

Yes, Meshtastic-SDR is a project that uses SDR radios for Meshtastic. An SDR can decode all the presets simultaneously. There’s also a LoRa module, the programmable Catsniffer board integrates a Semtech SX1262 (LoRa) and a CC1352, I mainly use it as Bluetooth sniffer. I’ve also installed DragonOS, but it's at the bottom of the list, so it’s not visible in the video. I'll be creating more content to demonstrate various operations. Thanks for the support! :)

[@alexallmodelsmechanic]

Love it …. Tor and whonix jesus …love it bro is it possible to build a small version of that back pack OMG i want one

[@BAG.BUILDS]

Thank you so much! :) I plan to create a setup in a small-sized pouch, but I’m not sure when I’ll start working on it. Since this is a one-man project, I have to handle all aspects by myself, so it will take some time before this compact pouch becomes a reality.

[@alexallmodelsmechanic]

@@BAG.BUILDS take your time ill be here waiting for that project so far perfect

[@w.andreshenao3930]

Did you build the minicomputer yourself? I want one like that.

[@BAG.BUILDS]

What you see in the video is the GPD Micro PC

[@RabeaHamdan]

man even that i am not in this stuff, watching this video make me smile :) well done youtube algorithm

[@bleachcow7769]

wow!

[@arnavchadha6323]

Is this for data collection or for actual attacks?

[@BAG.BUILDS]

It’s not limited to a specific purpose; we’re talking about peripherals connected to a computer, so you can do both things.

[@electronicshobbyistmushtha5448]

what is your qualification?

[@BAG.BUILDS]

On paper, I don't have any formal qualifications related to what you see here.

[@allantavares23]

pode nos forncer a lista de tudo que usou nesse projeto?

[@allantavares23]

sensacional,sempre pensei em montar o um desses

[@spacewolfjr]

I think it would work better as a hat

[@stanw1le982]

Excellent, professional construction. Very clean and neat layout. Which USB hubs are you using ? Thanks for the excellent video, Stan

[@BAG.BUILDS]

Thanks for the support, Stan! The two hubs are Orico M3U7-G2 models, and I’ve removed the casing from them.

[@ppkus]

RF Hacking at is prime!

[@ImMikeLo]

I'm curious, where did you buy the backpack? That looks so nice.

[@BAG.BUILDS]

This is an 'XD Design' backpack, the model is the 'Bobby Hero.' I modified it by adding ventilation holes and top holes to attach the antennas outside. You can see some photos on my e-commerce or on Instagram (bag.builds).

[@209design]

This is what I want for Christmas 🎁⛄

[@wesmongold8703]

I'm buying everything but I'm definitely going to need more tutorials on how to set everything up. I'm taking from bare bones on through to deployment.

[@BAG.BUILDS]

You're right, in the next video I'll start with the basics, from configuring the BIOS to enable auto power-on and setting the CPU TDP. Are you planning to install all the devices or just some of them?

[@wesmongold8703]

@@BAG.BUILDS I appreciate you

[@209design]

What's the name of the mini computer? 💻

[@BAG.BUILDS]

GPD MicroPC

[@CD6GLL]

What will do with this??

[@BAG.BUILDS]

Mainly to experiment and learn new things

[@CD6GLL]

@@BAG.BUILDS i study data science. ML specifically… what i need in software and hardware like your setup? I have a mac m1… greetings from Chile

[@BAG.BUILDS]

Great to hear! If you're studying data science, specifically ML, my setup might not be directly related. This setup is more suited for studying wireless communications, receiving and decoding signals, or for security testing on networks and other related tasks. A computer is already integrated into the setup, and you can connect to it remotely from any device. Greetings from Italy!

[@CD6GLL]

@@BAG.BUILDS i like that. I buy a kenwood thf6a. I will try to use APRS with this radio. I have too a SDR RTL blog v4… and a youloop antenna with preamplifeir… exist a conection between WIRELLES COMUNICATION, decoding signal and MACHINE LEARNING?

[@BAG.BUILDS]

Yes, it’s definitely widely used in signal decoding, but the computer I’ve installed in this setup isn’t exactly the right hardware for these types of tasks.