Arm Mounted Weaponized Platform and Anime Viewer

Wearable hardware projects combining security tools with entertainment devices.

Summary

### Concept and Hardware Architecture of the Forearm Cyberdeck At 00:00, Corbin Vila introduces his custom-built, arm-mounted wearable hacking terminal and media player presented at r00tz Asylum. Vila describes the mechanical and electronic construction of the forearm rig, powered by a Raspberry Pi running Linux, a compact LCD display, rechargeable battery pack, and custom hardware input buttons.

### Non-Discoverable Bluetooth Sniffing with Ubertooth One At 01:18 and 04:35, Vila details the integration of an Ubertooth One software-defined radio module. He explains how standard Bluetooth adapters only identify devices in discoverable mode, whereas the Ubertooth sniffs raw 2.4 GHz packets over the air to uncover discoverable and non-discoverable devices alike, identifying nearby laptops, phones, and peripherals by MAC address and manufacturer.

### GPIO Interfacing and Automated Sniffing Scripts At 02:41 and 05:48, the speaker walks through the Python software controlling the wearable. Custom scripts poll the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins to handle tactile button inputs, enabling the user to quickly cycle between active Wi-Fi packet capturing, Bluetooth reconnaissance dashboards, and local video playback for watching anime.