Powerful, versatile, multifunctional — not your average flash drive.
ZDS GhostLink puts portable pentesting and on-the-go network control in the palm of your hand.

Interception of requests means catching data that’s being sent between a device (like your phone or computer) and a server before it reaches its destination. When you intercept a request, you can see what information is being sent—like login details, cookies, or hidden parameters. You can also modify that data before it gets to the server, which is how people test or exploit web apps. Ethical hackers and developers use this to find security holes or debug apps, while attackers might use it to steal data or bypass protections. Basically, it’s like eavesdropping on a digital conversation and being able to change what’s being said.

Why A Hardware MITM?

1. Test devices and networks even when you don’t have their credentials — simulate realistic attacker scenarios for stronger defenses.
2. Simulates stealthy, real-world threats so you can measure and improve detection without risking customers.
3. Gives low-level visibility into Wi-Fi adapter behavior to speed up firmware debugging, driver development, and interoperability testing.

Imagine plugging in a harmless-looking USB stick that immediately pretends to be a keyboard and starts typing commands into your computer. Because the malicious behavior lives in the device firmware and bypasses normal OS safeguards, it’s hard to detect.

Every file you save to this flash drive is instantly and securely backed up to the cloud. Access, view, or download your files online anytime, from anywhere. You can even upload new files directly to the drive remotely through a convenient online interface — giving you seamless, real-time control over the flash drive's data.

Naturally, the GhostLink identifies itself to the host computer as a standard mass storage device. Equipped with a built-in SD card slot, it allows you to easily insert an SD card to expand or customize your storage capacity.

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• Professional pentesters & red-teamers — consultants, firms, contractors who need reliable portable Wi-Fi auditing tools.
• Bug bounty hunters & security researchers — independent attackers (ethical) who value stealth, capability, and quick deployment.
• Network / IT administrators — people running SME/enterprise networks who want a tool for authorized audits and verifying defenses.
• Security students & training labs — universities, bootcamps, and trainees needing affordable, curriculum-ready hardware.
• Hardware hackers & makers — tinkerers who love customizable, open/hackable USB devices.
• Hobbyist ethical hackers — curious privacy-minded people learning Wi-Fi security at home.
• Small security-conscious businesses — cafes, coworking spaces, shops wanting to test their Wi-Fi posture affordably.