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Hello everyone! We're extremely excited to have announced the all-new Key Croc, and this update brings some improvements to the launch firmware as well as introducing support for the Hak5 Cloud C2. Change Log (1.2): General Fix non-ASCII logging Improved automatic VID/PID cloning Improved support for various ATTACKMODES Enable NTP Cloud C2 Add Support for the Hak5 Cloud C2 Misc Remove unneeded packages Improve LED status indication Update DuckyScript 2.0 lang files for US and GB Add fallback Arming Mode Framework now validates payload syntax at startup with LED feedback. Add INSTALL_EXTRAS script Add KEY_DEBUGGER script Add CHECK_PAYLOADS script Add RELOAD_PAYLOADS script You can download the firmware from the Hak5 Download Center. Instructions for updating your Key Croc can be found in the docs.

Hi guys, I have questions. I have pin and ssid of a hiden network but i don't know the way to find key? Thank's

I got the crib and the encrypted version, i need to find the key. The input is a 16 byte Hex sequence and the output is a 64-byte Hex sequence. Im not sure of the type of enccryption, im thinking about SHA256-512. but im not sure How can I do the known plaintext attack. its not a file, its a simple text Which type of encryption do you think its possible to be ?

My friend bet me that I couldn't shut down his computer with my rubber ducky, so I decided to prove him wrong. I started writing my code to shutdown his laptop (he has a dual booting linux and windows setup), it works well in linux but in windows it opens start and types e in the search bar instead of going across to shutdown. I have tried "RIGHTARROW" and "RIGHT" and it is using US keyboard. Code: REM Linux Shutdown (needs root user to be logged in) DELAY 550 ALT F2 DELAY 600 STRING poweroff ENTER DELAY 500 REM Windows Shutdown GUI DELAY 250 RIGHT RIGHT ENTER

Hi everyone, I've been using the USB Rubber Ducky for the past few months and coded pretty interesting stuff, the thing is that the other day I found this video where it shows you how to get web browsers passwords whithin a few lines. So, I decided to try it and I found out that in a Spanish keyboard the Rubber Ducky doesn't recognize these keys { } and instead it replaces them with these keys [ ] therefore Powershell gives me an error everytime I try it. Ok, now what I'm asking you is to tell me if there's any way of making it work for expample replacing '{' with any other keys that the Rubber Ducky will understand. Sorry for my English, I'm Argentinian. I hope you can help me ASAP, thank you in advance :)

Maybe someone can share where to find the storage for WiFi Client Mode ssids and associated preshared keys *** no luck here grep -rnw '/' -e "psk" ...but found in plain text: /dev/mtdblock5:6947024:*mixed-psk▒1+tki)L▒.[PINEAPPLE ROOT WEB INTERFACE ACCESS PASS]' *** no luck here Found from the /etc/pineapple/ path then ran sqlite> .open ssid_list.db tried to select * from ssid_list; which yields nothing for me cause I haven't been been adding any to the filter lists I suppose. *** some success here Found from the /etc/config/wireless file held config wifi-iface option device 'radio1' option ifname 'wlan1' option mode 'sta' option key '[THE CURRENT KEY]' option network 'wwan' option ssid '[TO MY CURRENT GATEWAY SSID]' option encryption 'psk2+ccmp+tkip' BUT, I seem to remember these devices keeping the credentials for multiple gateway APs for WiFi Client Mode without having to retype them although the I believe you would need to be either out of range of a previously connected AP for it to connect automatically to the another previous AP that is in range....at worst you would need to restart the pineapple and it would remember the the other AP. My question is: Where does the pineapple store the rest of these ssid's and keys that are not in use? This way when I upgrade I don't have to revisit APs find/remember and fill out credentials every time but instead just copy and paste them to the correct file(s) over ssh or whatever.

Hey guys, i was checking the System Log as I saw the following entries: auth.err sshd[2499]: error: Could not load host key: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ecdsa_key auth.err sshd[2499]: error: Could not load host key: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ed25519_key I recently made a fresh factory reset and update to 1.0.6. SSH into the pineapple is possible, but I wonder why the keys were not generated. Anyone else with this error message?

How can I trigger the OPTION key on OSX? I am trying to use keyboard shortcuts to open finder, search for terminal, and then open it. I want to minimize all windows using COMMAND-OPTION-M and then launch finder with COMMAND-F