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Broti

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  1. Well I know how Avira Anti Virus reacts if a suspicious file is found. When you click "remove" it'll scan the registry for other harmful stuff. An it even checks if the own program files have been manipulated. Since I'm using the free version there is an exe file which is nagging with ad. So I wrote a very small exe that closes itself. As the replacement method I had to use Image Hijacking, because if I replaced the original exe it got restored after some time. But even this method it not bullet-proof. When Avira's scanning the registry it'll find the registry entry under "Image File Execution Options" and removes it. So it's very protective to its own files.
  2. @dogfriend: Yay, another German Brotkasten user! Welcome
  3. I'm currently unable to test it, but does it also work if the VID and PID have been changed? GData also released a freeware tool to prevent Bad USB attacks. But the best way to stay safe is to deactivate all USB. ^_^
  4. The Android SDK comes with an emulator. Maybe this'll suit your needs.
  5. Are you sure that WMIC is installed? It's normally not included in XP Home, if my research is correct.
  6. I solved several problems with this "one finger fix". Since a few years it's often the first thing I do when I'm helping people with their computers.
  7. Herzlichen Glühstrumpf! Lass es ordentlich krachen!
  8. Darren worte a small batch file to create the script: https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/28165-payload-android-brute-force-4-digit-pin/?p=214140
  9. Nice script for the standalone use of Firefox Portable. But I prefer the Portable Apps Suite Auto-update.
  10. Just take you favorite text editor (eg Notepad++) write your script and then compile with the Ducky Encoder (I prefer the gui) and put it on the micro SD.
  11. Hi, watch this segment of Hak5: Just let the script type 0000 - 9999 At the beginning you can see Darren's payload.
  12. I'm curious if anyone ever tried to test the ducky on another system than PC, Mac, Android like a Playstation or Wii, etc. It might be quite useless to do so, but as a proof of concept it seems to be interesting. (And real hackers do the weirdest stuff)
  13. Maybe the first delay is too short. Or have you pushed the button on the ducky to re-run the payload ?
  14. Have you tried it with WINDOWS r ?
  15. Always worth a look or two: http://thedailywtf.com/
  16. Hi, I've got a suggestion for the DuckSlurp batch file. instead of using xcopy you could also use robocopy. robocopy /B This parameter sets robocopy in backup-mode, thus bypassing any ACL rules.
  17. I would recommend to buy one. First of all you support Hak5 and it's an awesome gadget. I use mine quite often.
  18. Very useful for almost any language: O'Reilly Regular Expressions Cookbook
  19. You can find it here (sorry, german site): http://www.heise.de/download/backtrack.html First click "Download" and on the next page "Download von heise.de" and there you go...
  20. I'm normally more the beer-drinking type, but I also like Ballantine’s and Tullamore Dew very much.
  21. Well, hi everybody. I'm Michael aka Broti and I'm a real 8 bit nerd. Favourite game: The Secret of Monkey Island (still the BEST game ever) Favourite OS: Commodore 64 BASIC 2.0 Favourite console: Game Boy (hope it counts!) Nationality: German Accent: Generic Sex: Male Age: 27 Race: Caucasian Height: 175cm Status: in a relationship Build: Garfield-ish Favourite band: Blind Guardian Favourite book: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Favourite author: Douglas Adams Favourite movie: Nosferatu (by Fritz Lang) Favourite director: Steven Spielberg Favourite TV Show: Star Trek Favourite actor: James Stewart Favourite actress: Kate Beckinsale Favourite Pinup: Monica Bellucci Favourite Comedian: Monty Python Other hobbies: Cat, guitar/bass, reading, watching movies, penetration testing, IT security, coding, Car: N/A Occupation: Software Developer
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