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Having recently bought the nano i often find myself looking at my mark v and thinking "what a sexy piece of kit" with its long ariels and huge power bank mmmm :) anyway lol what can i do with it now, what has everyone else done with theres, whats a good project to resurrect this thing of beauty :)

Hey! I have had some pretty interesting ideas floating around in my head for a while. Some of them I don't have the know-how to write them and others I just get side-tracked or just have too many ideas in my head. Not to mention there are some ideas you just forget about because it leads you on to another idea which goes on to another and another and you just lose control over all your ideas. So I thought, well, we should have a pinned forum post for these ideas/concepts/theories. I think it would be a good idea to have a more community-based look at payload theories and concepts, as all parties can benefit from it a lot more than just one party going "Ah, this would never work.." and giving up on it after trying for an hour or two (I've done this and come back to it a few months later realising it was entirely possible, I just didn't have the know-how). So, why not create a pinned forum post for Payload Theories and Concepts? I reckon it would be good. :) @Sebkinne @Darren Kitchen

I've had this idea on my mind for a little while but the more i think about it the more it seems redundant just want a second opinion I want a small box thats small enough to fit in my bag and carry around with me, no markings or anything of that sort just a "black box" if you will. it runs linux with no GUI i wanna make it run Kali distro. and then from there just an SSH box to carry around with me. I mainly use Windows but having linux available seems good again the more i think of it the more redundant it seems. any comments? i wanna expand on it but mentally exhausted today

With the HID drivers in the Bash Bunny, is there any way to read the status of the caps lock, num lock, and scroll lock keys? I ask because with a Teensy 3.2, the status of these keys can be read and it has some nice benefits for the type of HID attacks that can also be done with the Bunny. As in, I've programmed a Teensy to wait until the drivers are loaded before starting an HID attack. It does this by pressing num lock until it registers a status change. Another nice feature is that I have a way to send the Teensy feedback from Metasploit when a shell has been successfully created for the computer that is being attacked so that the Teensy will flash its LED. This would be a nice addition to the Bash Bunny. If anyone knows if these key statuses are accessible, let me know. I'm happy to try to get it working. I'll do some digging around myself as well. Link to my Teensy code is below. https://github.com/sn0wfa11/HID-Attacks - sn0wfa11, OSCP

HI Guys, This topic is not about a problem in bash bunny or something more than discussing future ideas to make the bash bunny more malicious. 1. What about installing Metasploit framework on the bunny and automatically launch it with aux/browser_autopwn with a proper payload and combining this scenario with captive_portal bunny payload, plug the bunny to a locked machine, the machine automatically launch the captive_portal which in fact is the browser_autopwn aux module link and take over the machine and the best part is "MACHINE IS LOCKED"! 2. If time is not relevant because this requires time, then we can NMAP the $Target_IP, Get all the opened ports, Pass it to metasploit for auto pwning per service/opened port. Just an ideas, Let me hear yours and Happy Bash Bunning....

Hey, I am out of ideas for scripts/infusions right know . So does anyone got an idea for a script/infusion? Thanks!