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A refurbished Nexus 5X set up for mobile Linux learning and command-line practice. It pairs a 5.2-inch Full HD screen...
A refurbished Motorola One 5G Ace with 128GB of storage and 6GB of RAM, set up for mobile Linux learning....
A refurbished OnePlus 7 Pro dual SIM with 256GB of storage, set up for mobile Linux labs. Its 6.67-inch 90Hz...
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Purpose-built starting points for hands-on security learning.
Every device is fully set up, updated, and hardware-tested before shipping.
Designed to help you focus on learning, not troubleshooting installations.
Clear instructions to get your lab running within minutes of unboxing.
We strictly support authorized testing and educational use cases.
Perfect companion for HackTheBox, TryHackMe, and personal lab environments.
Check each device’s specifications and included accessories to choose the right setup for your lab.
From order to your first lab session in three simple steps.
Pick the lab phone or full kit that matches your training goals and budget.
Every device is set up, updated, and hardware-tested before it ships to you.
Power on, follow the quick-start guide, and begin practicing in minutes.
Start by naming the exercises you want to practice: Linux commands, capture-the-flag challenges, or a specific authorized test. Compare the installed environment, physical condition, RAM, storage, and included accessories. A model name alone does not confirm software compatibility.
Before ordering, ask the seller to confirm any required feature not stated in the listing. Match your budget to the complete setup, including adapters and cables you may need.
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Check the charging cable, power supply, adapters, setup instructions, and support scope. If you already own compatible accessories, a phone-only option may meet your needs. Confirm compatibility before buying additional hardware.
Inspect the device and included accessories when it arrives. Follow the supplied startup instructions, confirm the listed environment opens, and review the support and return policies. Ask the seller before changing software that could affect the supplied setup.
Begin with basic navigation and Linux commands in a practice environment you control. Use security tools only against systems you own or have explicit permission to test. Wireless capabilities depend on the exact device, software, kernel, and accessories.
Everything you need to know about our cybersecurity lab devices.
Yes, owning and operating these devices is perfectly legal. They are fundamentally just Android smartphones configured with Linux environments and security auditing tools. However, the legal responsibility falls entirely on how you use them. You must only use these devices on networks you own or have explicit written permission to test.
No. Dvn Cyber Labs is an independent hardware vendor. We provide preconfigured lab devices to help students learn, but we are not officially partnered with, endorsed by, or affiliated with Kali Linux or Offensive Security.
We provide support for hardware functionality and ensuring the preconfigured environment boots and operates as described. We do not provide tutorials or guidance on using the security tools themselves.
All our devices are thoroughly tested before shipping and come with a 30-day hardware warranty. If a component fails under normal use within that timeframe, we will repair or replace the device.
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Browse DevicesLegal Use Only: This device is sold for educational cybersecurity training and authorized security testing only. Use it only on systems and networks you own or have written permission to test. This product is not affiliated with or endorsed by Kali Linux, OffSec, Google, LG, or OnePlus. We do not provide support for illegal use.