Intel Bag

Intel Bag is a modular backpack designed for the secure collection and transport of electronic devices that must not transmit or receive any signals.
At the core of the pack is a Faraday chamber which, once properly sealed, creates an environment with zero radio traffic. Devices inside cannot be tracked, remotely activated, or wiped. The exterior is rugged and waterproof, protecting contents in rain, snow, or shallow water crossings.

The system includes modular dividers and Faraday pouches in sizes S, M, and L, allowing organized storage of phones, radios, laptops, drones, and other data-bearing electronics. The pack operates silently, and the access points are designed so items can be inserted quickly without unnecessary noise.
A secondary pocket outside the Faraday chamber provides space for documents, labels, and the evidence kit without compromising shielding.

In practice, Intel Bag enables a rapid dump-and-seal procedure: insert the device, roll the top three times, secure the closure, and the electronics are instantly placed into RF isolation.
It is a solution for teams who need to collect intelligence-grade data without the risk of remote tampering, data deletion, or telemetry leakage.

Specifications

• Faraday core blocking: Cellular 2G–5G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth BLE, GNSS, NFC, RFID, UWB

• Waterproof external construction with protected entry points

• Roll-top closure with three folds

• Modular divider system + Faraday pouches (S, M, L)

• Laptop insert for 13" to 15" devices

• Secondary admin pocket outside the Faraday zone

• Padded straps and chest harness

• Quiet operation and low-profile back panel

• Care: wipe clean with damp cloth; do not wash

• Colors: black or camo green

Instructions for Use

1. Prepare modular pouches and the evidence kit.

2. Before deployment, verify roll-top integrity with a quick call-attempt test.

3. Power down the device; do not disconnect cables or inspect contents.

4. Place each device in an appropriate Faraday pouch, seal it, and place it inside the Faraday chamber.

5. Close the chamber with three roll-top folds and secure the closure.

6. Record evidence details and proceed with transport.

7. Open only inside a secure zone to avoid re-establishing signal.

8. After the operation, clean, dry, and perform a control test.

FAQ

Is turning the device off enough?
No. Some electronics emit signals even when powered down. The Faraday chamber is required for full isolation.

Does a laptop fit?
Yes. The backpack includes a modular insert for 13" to 15" laptops.

Does it work in rain or water crossings?
Yes. The outer construction is waterproof and protects the Faraday chamber under harsh conditions.

Can the pack be opened during transport?
It is recommended to keep it closed until inside a secure zone. Opening would expose the device to signals.

Must the closure be folded three times?
Yes. A continuous conductive surface is required for proper shielding.