RTFMv2.Embed: Field Ops in Your Pocket

RTFMv2.Embed puts the same operational rigor teams expect from the desktop client onto field-deployable hardware, wrapped in a touch-first interface built for tight spaces, gloved hands, and quick glances. It ships as its own product line in the framework -- RTFMv2 Build Studio treats Embed as a distinct, first-class build target alongside the Client, Console, and Server, with its own build pipeline and deployment settings, which is a good sign it is actively maintained rather than a one-off experiment.

As we can see in the interface, it covers WiFi and Bettercap-driven attacks, raw packet capture, Bluetooth reconnaissance, RF/SDR and HackRF workflows, RFID/NFC and Zigbee interaction, IoT/MQTT probing, and GSM analysis, alongside hardware-level access to GPIO, JTAG, and CAN bus. Each surface is scoped to the realities of field work: fast setup, minimal typing, and results that are easy to read at a glance.

GPS and wardriving support round things out, letting engagements capture location context alongside every finding automatically. Combined with RTFMv2.DropBox for persistent remote presence, Embed is built for the moments when an engagement moves off the laptop and into the building, vehicle, or rack.