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Yep, or whoever it is who doesn't know how to manage code releases / use github :) A bit of a lack of professionalism really if it is all meant to be hush hush until DEFCON.
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You still have some links up. Note to self - don't post code to public source repositories if you don't want it to be public.
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Not much, just all the module code and the link to the bin that can be unsquashed to get ALL the turtle code :) Having all the code tells you the architecture, whether wifi is present, etc
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Search github for lanturtle, it was forked. The files have a link to the bin file that can then be unsquashed to get the openwrt code.
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No love for the turtle? Anybody downloaded the code and firmware yet and had a poke around like me? I was expecting some news after the open house - especially as it was supposed to be on show.
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Running a ICS/SCADA Honeypot on a Raspberry Pi
Oli replied to Anonymous123's topic in Everything Else
I'd recommend using the latest version from github and if the problem is still there open an issue: https://github.com/mushorg/conpot/issues -
Running a ICS/SCADA Honeypot on a Raspberry Pi
Oli replied to Anonymous123's topic in Everything Else
Google is your friend: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7475223/mysql-config-not-found-when-installing-mysqldb-python-interface -
Finding NSA back doors in commonly used online software.
Oli replied to Anonymous123's topic in Everything Else
Indeed. Cory Doctorow and Bruce Schneier have interesting input on this. I doubt any backdoor would be easy to find as the code would typically be proprietary and/or on a server somewhere, but eventually it is inevitable that they would be exploited by someone. -
Don't get me started ranting about lack of decent documentation! :) It is all a bit of a mess, but appears to be slowly getting better (with a mdwiki etc). Best thing would be to google the underlying tool for the infusion (usually pretty obvious) or search the forums for the relevant introduction / support thread.
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[Question] Running command prompt ad administrator
Oli replied to EagleEye7777777's topic in USB Rubber Ducky
Use a payload that is known to work and use delays. -
Without releasing any spoilers, it does look like the deployment method is actually a USB to ethernet provider where the "victim" gets internet via the turtle - or at least this is one scenario. Yep, usb powered. Edit: Got my hands on the firmware so I pretty much know all I need to now! :)
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I downloaded the zip whilst it was live, it answered some of my questions as to what the turtle is. I'm still a bit baffled as to the deployment usecase: a pineapple should be able to do the same + with wifi. I guess the USP is just a small form factor?
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Looks like wiki is live: https://github.com/sebkinne/lanturtle-wiki
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Good luck! Hope you can afford the loss. I'd say the chance of this been delivered in "two weeks" is essentially zero (especially if he doesn't even have a ducky yet). I'd suggest paying after delivery of working code...
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Yep, probably a significant percentage and potentially a 'brokerage' fee + more chance of a customs delay. At least if you are buying from within the EU you know the exact amount you are paying upfront.