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    Bash bunny not working.

    in Payloads

    Posted

    7 hours ago, bunnybasher said:

    And I did switch but it was on my phone

    I'm pretty sure that won't work on an iPhone

    7 hours ago, bunnybasher said:

    so I decided to use a windows computer and this script, which I believe is completely right

    No, it's not right at all since the payload comments says...

    7 hours ago, bunnybasher said:

    # Target: GNU/Linux operating systems with systemd

     

    Bash bunny not working.

    in Payloads

    Posted

    I assume that you are aware that this payload will not work on Windows (you probably switched from Windows to Mac for the latest post above). If it's a Mac, I would probably try to use some other VID/PID since Apple devices most often are rather picky when it comes to what's being attached to them.

    GET SWITCH_POSITION is also missing which will make the use of the ${SWITCH_POSITION} variable/constant fail.

    9 hours ago, bunnybasher said:

    I tried to use this script right off hak5 (script below)

    Link/source to that payload?

    Is Wifi Pineapple Tetra discontinued?

    in Mark VII Mods & Modules

    Posted

    4 hours ago, Choi said:

    can you help me start with my Pineapple Tetra or any tutorial videos on starting up with Pineapple Tetra

    Official docs

    https://docs.hak5.org/wifi-pineapple-6th-gen-nano-tetra

    Old/deprecated docs

    https://wiki.wifipineapple.com/#!index.md

    A video that shows some basic workflow (the Nano is used, but it's the same UI as the Tetra, not the latest fw used in the video though - 2.5 vs. 2.7)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcnCbxoUWps

     

    The Tetra also has its very own section on the forums

    https://forums.hak5.org/forum/91-wifi-pineapple-tetra/

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    If you would do it all over again how would you do it ?

    in Questions

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    It all depends on what your goal is and the time frame. I would probably not change a thing when it comes to me specifically, but I've been working with IT for well over 30 years now. There's nothing wrong jumping straight into the CyberSec pool, but for me, a broad experience is a very good platform to stand on. When saying that, I mean that you know things about basic computing (hardware, operating systems), networking, programming/scripting, etc. etc. and not just from a security perspective.

    It's a big field to cover though, I would say with confidence that no one can cover it all in every single aspect. That's not possible regardless how experienced you are. So, if you haven't chosen the path to travel you can ask yourself where most customers/users are. I would say "Microsoft". So, learning Windows (client OS and Server), Active Directory, PowerShell scripting, the online Microsoft architecture (365, and not the apps but all things behind it) along with networking can be a starting point that will keep you busy for some years to come if you want to get good at it. Also, you could start with the cybersec perspective of it all, but I would probably start as a PC admin (or such). Since it's pretty difficult to recruit people when it comes to CyberSec (to a SOC or such), I tend to look for admins since they most often are very skilled when it comes to knowledge about the object that is being protected, i.e. they know how the engine runs and it's often pretty easy to add the "security mindset" (many of them are already interested in that area).

    There are of course a lot of other areas that are equally valid, I'm just suggesting.

    Bash bunny not working.

    in Payloads

    Posted

    Probably failing because the author of that payload hasn't adjusted it for the Bunny. You need to QUACK things on the Bunny. Also, the payload needs to be named payload.txt to make it execute. It's all in the Bunny documentation.

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