Intelligence Hardware Catalog

A portable unit for real-time radio frequency spectrum monitoring in field operations. Designed for operators who need to detect active communications at a target location. The unit is housed in a shock-resistant enclosure and runs entirely on internal battery — no internet connection required.

An advanced RF platform with full TX/RX capability using the HackRF One. Suited for deep analysis of target communications including weak-encryption demodulation, frequency hopping detection, and replay attacks against protocols that do not employ challenge-response authentication. Paired with a directional Yagi antenna for extended range.

A triangulation system for physically locating the source of a radio signal. Uses a 4-element antenna array processed simultaneously to compute a bearing. With two or more DF units deployed at different positions, the precise coordinates of a transmitter can be determined and overlaid on a map in real time.

A compact unit that passively harvests WiFi probe requests broadcast by every nearby device. Every smartphone, laptop, and IoT device automatically transmits probe requests containing a list of previously connected SSIDs — this data enables device fingerprinting, presence tracking, and crowd intelligence without any active transmission.

An active platform that creates a rogue access point mimicking a legitimate target network. The unit sends deauthentication frames to disconnect targets from the real AP, then presents an identical SSID. Reconnecting targets can be redirected to a spoofed captive portal for credential capture, or subjected to full MITM traffic analysis.

A dedicated Bluetooth Classic and BLE scanner for detecting, identifying, and tracking nearby devices. BLE is used by hundreds of device categories — smartwatches, TWS earbuds, fitness trackers, asset beacons, laptops — all of which can be fingerprinted and tracked without pairing or any active interaction.

A tool for monitoring and analyzing smart building device communications using Zigbee (2.4GHz) and Z-Wave (868/915MHz) protocols. An increasing number of commercial buildings, hotels, and premium residences in Indonesia rely on these protocols for smart locks, motion sensors, cameras, and automation systems — all of which can be analyzed and, in certain conditions, manipulated.

A cigarette-box-sized multipurpose device for capturing and replaying RF signals in the 315/433/868MHz range used by gate remotes, car alarms, older car key fobs, AC remotes, and hundreds of other consumer wireless products. Features an OLED display for real-time feedback and a built-in LiPo battery.

An appliance that automatically discovers all IP cameras on the target network, fingerprints make/model/firmware, then attempts default credentials and known CVE exploits. Output is a comprehensive report including successfully accessed camera feeds — with auto-captured screenshots as evidence.

An OSINT appliance that accepts one or more phone numbers as input and automatically generates a complete target profile from dozens of open sources. A local web dashboard lets non-technical operators run queries directly from a browser — no coding knowledge required.

An automation tool for mapping all social media accounts linked to a single identity. Uses cross-platform correlation techniques to surface accounts using different handles but linkable via writing patterns, profile photos, post timing, and mutual connections. Output is an interactive relationship graph.

A deep-learning-based face matching unit that compares faces from photos or video against a locally enrolled database. Supports real-time identification via live camera feed, offline photo analysis from OSINT sources, and field identity verification. All inference runs fully offline — no cloud connectivity required.

An ultra-compact voice-activated audio recorder based on the ESP32-S3 with built-in Voice Activity Detection (VAD). Records only when sound exceeds a configurable threshold — saving storage and simplifying review. Form factor is fully flexible: can be disguised as a USB charger adapter, jacket button, or any everyday object.

A compact GPS tracker with realtime 4G LTE transmission. Equipped with a strong neodymium magnet for rapid concealed attachment to vehicle undersides, IP67 waterproofing, and an aggressive sleep mode to maximize battery life. A web dashboard displays live tracking on a map with 30-day history and automatic geofence alerts.

A very small inline device inserted between a LAN cable and the target endpoint. Completely transparent to the network — does not alter traffic, modify MAC addresses, or generate any packets of its own. Duplicates all passing traffic for silent analysis. Can run from Power over Ethernet or a compact internal battery, requiring no additional suspicious power sources.