Keychain-friendly O.MG Plug Elite workflows for authorised USB training in Sri Lanka — WebUI habits, stealth features, and ALFA Network LK pricing.
Product photo: Hak5
Small enough for a keyring — serious enough for a SOW
The O.MG Plug Elite is the compact sibling in the O.MG line: Wi-Fi WebUI, DuckyScript deployment, payload slots, and Elite extras such as port stealthing, geofencing, and C2 options. It shines when you need HID tradecraft without a metre of cable tangled in the projector bag.
ALFA Network LK price: LKR 61,500 (VAT inclusive). Colour (black/white) confirmed at order.
Authorised scenario
As an illustrative example, a cybersecurity diploma cohort in Ja-Ela runs a USB device control module. Each pair gets a Plug on a lab VM, practises one-click payload deploy from the browser UI, then switches roles and writes the Intune control that would have blocked unknown HIDs. Plugs return to the locked drawer before lunch.
Why Elite earns the slot
Vendor Elite figures cover DuckyScript 3 speeds/sizes, mouse injection, stealth/port behaviours, self-destruct (Programmer-recoverable), HIDX StealthLink, and encrypted network C2. Like the Cable, plugs ship deactivated and need an O.MG Programmer.
Kit pairing
- O.MG Cable Elite for cable narratives
- Bash Bunny Mark II for multi-vector USB contrast
- Shared Programmer + spare USB extension for awkward ports
Tips
- Practise recover-from-self-destruct in the lab before promising it on a client site
- Spoofed identifiers are for scoped demos — document what you set
- Keychain carry is for your assessors, not for planting on strangers
- Keep firmware current via the official flasher path
FAQ
Plug vs Cable?
Plug = compact dongle. Cable = looks like a charge/data lead. Pick the story the audience will remember.
Basic Elite difference?
This listing is Elite. Basic exists on Hak5’s shop at different limits.
Phone testing?
Only where the active-end design and SOW allow — rehearse on lab devices you own.
Order?
ALFA Network LK — below.
Legal and ethical use
These tools belong in authorised assessments, lab practice, and training — not casual tinkering on networks that are not yours.
In Sri Lanka, unauthorised access to computer systems can engage the Computer Crimes Act No. 24 of 2007. This post is practical product guidance, not legal advice. If you are unsure whether a test is allowed, get written permission first and talk to counsel who knows local law.
Only use this gear on systems you own, or on systems where a named client has given you written authorisation that covers the methods you plan to run.
Ordering from ALFA Network LK
Hak5 O.MG Plug Elite: LKR 61,500 (VAT inclusive).
Order on alfanetworklk.com or WhatsApp ALFA Network LK at +94 75 255 0704. Payment options: cash on delivery, KokoPay, or bank deposit. Before dispatch we ask for ID verification and a signed authorised-use declaration.
Questions: info@alfanetworklk.com.
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