Ghost Protocol // High-Fidelity Signal Intelligence // Portable Auditing
BigB0X is a self-contained, gamepad-driven tactical firmware designed for the Raspberry Pi 4 and Zero 2W. It transforms your handheld into a powerful signal intelligence and network auditing tool with a high-contrast "Ghost Protocol" interface.
- Signal Scraper: High-fidelity proximity profiler for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE. Features real-time RSSI tracking and vendor identification (Apple, Tesla, Samsung, etc.).
- FlockSeeker Ultra: Specialized detection suite for ALPR (Automated License Plate Reader) infrastructure and traffic surveillance nodes.
- Camera Interceptor: Tactical "Dive" mode that hijacks local camera management APs to view internal RTSP/MJPEG streams.
- Traffic Cam Browser: Global uplink to live public traffic and weather feeds from major cities.
- Wardriving: GPS-tagged Wi-Fi and BT sweeps with WiGLE-compatible CSV export.
- Wifite 2 Interactive: Fully manual/interactive auditor for WPS, WPA handshakes, and PMKID attacks with a scrollable tactical terminal.
- Wi-Fi Multi-Tool: Integrated scanner for deauth attacks and handshake captures.
- Evil Twin: Rogue AP suite with captive portal for credential harvesting.
- Tactical Messenger: Threaded SMS client supporting Textbelt (free daily texts) and Carrier Gateways (unlimited texts via Email).
- Tactical Mail: Full-featured IMAP/SMTP email client optimized for handheld screens.
- Global Chat: In-device encrypted chat client via
darksec.uk. - Local BBS: LAN-based message board and dead-drop.
- Internet TV: Dual-mode HLS/mpv player with a curated list of international news and lifestyle channels.
- Media Player: Local movie and video browser with hardware-optimized playback.
The fastest way to deploy BigB0X. This version includes a guided on-screen wizard and a high-fidelity web configurator.
- Flash: Use Raspberry Pi Imager to flash Pi OS Lite (64-bit) to your SD card.
- Configure: Visit the Web Deployer to enter your Wi-Fi credentials and generate a
setup.jsonfile. - Deploy: Drop the
setup.jsononto the boot partition of your SD card. - Boot: Insert the card and power on. BigB0X will automatically link to Wi-Fi and launch the Guided Initialization Wizard.
BigB0X is designed for fast, one-handed operation using the GamePi43 controller or any external USB/BLE keyboard.
| Command | GamePi43 Button | Keyboard |
|---|---|---|
| Navigate | D-Pad | Arrows / WASD |
| Initiate / Select | Button A | Enter / Space / Z |
| Back / Cancel | Button B | Escape / X |
| Secondary Action | Button X | C |
| Context Menu | Button Y | V |
| Left Shoulder | LL Button | Q / L |
| Right Shoulder | RR Button | E / R |
| System Menu | Start | Return |
| Tool Config | Select | Backspace / Tab |
- Processor: Raspberry Pi 4 (2GB+) or Pi Zero 2W.
- Display: Waveshare GamePi43 (4.3" 800×480 IPS).
- Wi-Fi: Onboard + Optional Alfa AWUS036ACS (RTL8821AU) for monitor mode.
- Bluetooth: Onboard + Optional TP-Link USB Adapter (hci0 priority).
- GPS: USB NMEA dongle (Quectel LC86L recommended) for Wardriving.
Flash Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-bit) with Raspberry Pi Imager. Then, run our prep script on your Linux machine:
sudo BIGBOX_HOSTNAME=bigbox ./scripts/sdcard-prepare.sh /dev/sdXIf you already have Pi OS running:
git clone https://github.com/darkLabz001/bigbox.git
cd bigbox
sudo ./scripts/install.sh
sudo systemctl enable --now bigboxBigB0X features a high-fidelity OTA Update System. Go to Settings > Check for Updates to pull the latest tactical payloads, dependencies, and bug fixes. The update process includes real-time Discord notifications for repository changes.
BigB0X includes a robust theme engine. Edit JSON files in config/themes/ to change colors, background grids, and icon sets. Check the Theming Guide for more info.
- Mesh Intercom: PTT voice notes over local P2P mesh.
- Ghost Intel: Anonymous target monitoring (Twitter/Reddit front-ends).
- Digital Graffiti: GPS-locked hidden notes for field coordination.
- SDR Integration: Basic signal sniffing for 433MHz/Sub-GHz.
For educational and authorized security testing purposes only. Usage on networks without explicit permission is strictly prohibited.