In-stock zSecurity hardware kits at ALFA Network LK — PRO Hacker, Starter, Silent Intrusion, and adapter combos with LKR prices and authorised-lab notes.
Product photo: zSecurity
Kits exist so every student gets the same bag
Buying BadUSB, an adapter, and a blocker as three separate afterthoughts creates uneven classrooms. zSecurity’s in-stock hardware kits package those choices. ALFA Network LK now lists the in-stock kits that use zSecurity’s own adapters and implants — not the Alfa AWUS kits we skipped because ALFA already sells Alfa adapters cheaper on the main shelf.
Flagship picks (start here)
| Kit | Contents (short) | LKR |
|---|---|---|
| PRO Hacker Kit (RTL8812AU) | Cactus PRO + Venom PRO + zSec RTL8812AU + Data Blocker | 79,500 |
| Hacker Starter Kit (RTL8812AU) | Cactus + Venom + zSec RTL8812AU + Data Blocker | 56,500 |
| BadUSB Silent Intrusion Kit PRO+ | Cactus PRO + Venom PRO + Data Blocker | 70,000 |
| BadUSB Silent Intrusion Kit PRO | Cactus PRO + Venom PRO | 66,500 |
| BadUSB Silent Intrusion Kit Plus | Cactus + Venom + Data Blocker | 48,000 |
| BadUSB Silent Intrusion Kit | Cactus + Venom | 45,000 |
Adapter-centric kits (AR9271 or RTL8812AU)
| Kit | LKR |
|---|---|
| Advanced Network Hacking Kit (RTL8812AU) | 48,000 |
| Advanced Network Hacking Kit (AR9271) | 45,000 |
| Advanced PenTesting Kit (RTL8812AU) | 46,500 |
| Advanced PenTesting Hacking Kit (AR9271) | 43,500 |
| PenTesting Hacking Kit (RTL8812AU) | 43,500 |
| PenTesting Hacking Kit (AR9271) | 40,000 |
| Network Hacking Kit (RTL8812AU) | 45,000 |
| Network Hacking Kit (AR9271) | 41,500 |
| Hacking Essentials Bundle (RTL8812AU) | 53,000 |
| Hacking Essentials Bundle (AR9271) | 50,000 |
Exact contents are on each main-site product card (Cactus vs Venom vs adapter vs blocker combinations). Some vendor listings mention VIP trial add-ons on zSecurity.com — treat digital VIP entitlements as vendor terms; ALFA sells the hardware under local KYC.
For example: choosing for a 12-seat diploma lab
For example, a diploma programme wants identical bags. Twelve Hacker Starter Kits keep every seat on non-PRO BadUSB plus dual-band Wi-Fi plus a blocker. If the syllabus includes hardware keylogging ethics, upgrade a mentor bag to the PRO Hacker Kit and keep student bags on Starter until week six. Budget the difference early so procurement is not surprised mid-term.
Picture this: inventory Sunday before term
Picture this: Ops photographs each kit open on a table, serialises adapters, colour-codes Venom cables, and seals boxes with a packing checklist. Students sign the sheet on day one. That ritual prevents the Friday mystery of the missing blocker. Store photos in a shared drive with kit IDs in the filename.
What we excluded on purpose
Alfa AWUS036ACH / NHA based zSecurity kits (out of stock upstream and redundant with ALFA’s Alfa shelf). Voice recorders and spy pens. Courses, exams, and merch. If a kit name on zSecurity.org includes Alfa AWUS, assume it is not in this ALFA zSecurity push.
Teaching with kits without skipping ethics
A kit is not permission. Every outbound order still needs ID verification and a signed authorised-use declaration. Mentors should open week one with scope language, not with the flashiest payload. Use the Cactus/Venom guides for implant detail and the adapter guides for wireless detail — this article is the shopping map. Schedule a thirty-minute “controls” lesson before any PRO keylogging demo.
Upgrade paths
Starter → add PRO implants later. AR9271 kits → RTL8812AU kits when 5 GHz enters the syllabus. Silent Intrusion (BadUSB only) → PRO Hacker when Wi-Fi adapters join the outcomes. Avoid buying every kit “because the names sound advanced.” Write the learning outcomes first; the SKU follows.
Total cost of ownership notes
Kits reduce purchase mistakes but increase the blast radius of a lost bag. Insure classroom kits, require overnight lockers, and do not let PRO keyloggers commute on public buses in unmarked pouches. Build a spare Silent Intrusion Kit for mentor demos so student bags stay sealed until their lab slot.
Mapping kits to blog deep-dives
- Implants detail: Cactus guide and Venom guide (2026 catalogue posts).
- Adapters: RTL8812AU and AR9271 guides.
- Blockers and antennas: accessories guide.
- Privacy detectors are sold separately — not inside these kits.
FAQ
Is PRO Hacker worth it over Starter?
Only if PRO keylogging and PRO cable workflows are in the learning outcomes.
Can we mix ALFA AWUS adapters with zSecurity BadUSB?
Yes — many programmes should. Kits are convenience, not dogma.
Do kits include Kali training?
No. Hardware only unless a vendor digital promo applies on their side.
Where is the full price table?
On the main-site products paste file and on each product card once published on alfanetworklk.com/products.
Receiving inspection for Ops
When kits arrive, open one sample of each SKU family. Confirm Cactus versus Cactus PRO markings, Venom versus Venom PRO shells, adapter antenna count, and blocker presence against the packing list. Photograph discrepancies before students touch anything. File the invoice with the authorised-use declarations for that purchase batch.
Scheduling tip for mentors
Do not unpack every kit on day one. Open three benches worth, rotate seats, and keep sealed spares. Students who see sealed inventory treat gear with more care than students who see a chaotic open tote. End each day with a ten-minute kit audit against the photo checklist — boring, effective, repeatable.
Legal and ethical use
These tools belong in authorised assessments, lab practice, and training — not casual tinkering on networks or devices 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
Popular kits: PRO Hacker Kit LKR 79,500 · Hacker Starter Kit LKR 56,500 · Silent Intrusion Kit PRO+ LKR 70,000 (VAT inclusive). See main catalogue for the full in-stock kit list.
Order on alfanetworklk.com/products 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.
ALFA Network LK is a founder-led shop. We do not promise fixed response times, and we do not claim TRCSL “approval” for offensive-security tools — KYC and authorised-use paperwork are how we keep sales professional.
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