AN/-PYQ-68D1 Cybernetic Attack System

The AN/-PYQ-68D1 Cybernetic Attack System is a specialist piece of equipment used by Marine Special Forces to preform Cybernetic Attack on Enemy forces. 
The AN/-PYQ-68D1 CAS is focused around an advance self modulating attack array, allowing it to preform highly efficient brute force attacks, with several dummy arrays to preform feint attacks. These high power arrays can take down most military barriers within 20 minutes, without human input. Once a skilled human operator is added, controlling the array through his neural interface, he can speed this up to several minutes. The CAS can then download information, preforming feints, allowing it to be untraceable, preform 'ghost taps' allowing them to stealthily observe enemy forces through hacked cameras, drones and other sensory systems, fry enemy personnel connected to networks, planting viruses in enemy systems, deleting enemy information and intercepting enemy communications through networks.
Should the enemy detect the intrusion and attempt a back hack, the CAS is protected by a dummy barrier, which is designed to lure the enemy intrusions away from the user and confuse the enemy, essentially acting like 'smoke and mirrors'. Should they defeat this attempt to stop them, there is a high power attack barrier, which launches a brute force, automated back hack and fries the opposing hacker. The user is further protected by a 'black collar', which shorts itself out if the enemy break through the barriers and attempts to fry the user, effectively breaking their connection. 
The CAS is fitted with a 100 gigabyte liquid-state computer powering it, giving it plenty of brute strength. In support of that it has a detachable 50 gigabyte computer with a mid-range wireless connection. It can be used to tap into computers and download information with some degree of remote automation.