LUDROALLY

LUDROALLY is a portable computer disguised as a handheld gaming console, specifically designed for pentesting and graphical interface environments. It provides an inconspicuous and highly portable solution for penetration testers, security researchers, or anyone in need of a stealthy computing device. The system is based on Kali Linux, offering the full range of tools and flexibility associated with one of the best-known penetration testing operating systems.

Features

• Disguised Console Design: Designed to look like a gaming console, offering a stealthy and portable computing experience.
• Built for Pentesting: With Kali Linux installed, loaded with powerful tools for ethical hacking, security research, and network testing.
• Graphical Environment Support: Ideal for environments that require graphical user interfaces alongside terminal-based operations.
• Lightweight and Portable: Carry it anywhere, work from anywhere. Built for mobility.

OS VERSIONS

Downloadable tested images of the LUDROALLY operating system based on versions of Kali Linux with all configuration and scripts can be downloaded from the Releases section.

Current OS Version

• Kali Linux (Base OS)
  • Version: 2024.2
  • Custom tweaks to eliminate the need for a keyboard and mouse, LCD Driver installed and configured.

Download & Installation

To get started with LUDROALLY:

1. Visit the Releases section and download the latest image.
2. Use a tool like Balena Etcher to flash the image onto an SD card.
3. Insert the storage medium into your LUDROALLY console and boot up!

Hardware Components

LUDROALLY is built using the following key hardware components:

• Raspberry Pi: A small, affordable computer that powers the device.
  • Suported Devices:
    • Raspberry Pi Zero 2W
    • Raspberry Pi 5 8GB (in Future)
• Raspberry Pi 3.5-inch Display: A small touchscreen that acts as the primary display for the console.
  • Resolution: 480x320 pixels
  • Interface: GPIO connection
  • SKU: MPI3501
  • LCD Type: TFT
  • LCD Interface: SPI
  • Driver IC: ILI9486
  • Touch Screen Controller: XPT2046
  • Colors: 65536
• Custom Button Matrix: An array of physical buttons configured for quick access to specific tools and commands.

These components together form a compact, portable, and versatile pentesting machine.

Button Matrix Functionality

One of the unique features of LUDROALLY is the integration of a button matrix for control, interaction, and shortcut commands. Thus leaving more GPIOs for other functions.

How It Works

The button matrix uses physical buttons arranged in rows and columns. Each button press is mapped to a specific function, such as moving the mouse, clicking, or triggering keyboard shortcuts, volume up and down. The matrix layout consists of 3 rows and 4 columns, with each button performing a unique action based on its position in the grid.

Example of schematic of button matrix

Note: this is 4x4 and project use 3x4

Credits

• Pedro Lucas