GermanNoob
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11 minutes ago, valentino00776 said:
Ive tried nscan payload and that works
I don't know that payload... Where did you get it from? Or did you mean nmapper? Most probably the payload you tested doesn't use the QUAK command...
12 minutes ago, valentino00776 said:Im so sorry GermanNood , whats duckyinstall payload ?
As you don't know it I assume you haven't installed it and therefore it is most probably the reason why QUAK doesn't work...
Copy the duckyinstall payload from library to one of the switches and run it. After it succeeded test again your original script...
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41 minutes ago, valentino00776 said:
it works with rubber ducky but cant get it to run on the Bashbunny
The light goes red and green but no keystrokes
This answers my question 1... What about answering question 2?
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What exactly doesn't work? Have you run the DuckyInstall payload?
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Just have a look at the BashBunny Wiki http://wiki.bashbunny.com/#!index.md
under BunnyScript you'll find:
COMMAND Description .. .. VID Specifies the USB Vendor ID (in hex) to spoof (ATTACKMODE parameter) PID Specifies the USB Product ID (in hex) to spoof (ATTACKMODE parameter) -
Hi @Mr. #,
could post the output of ifconfig? I'm not opening your screenshot as I would have to enter an email address...
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Hi @Mr. #,
could you provide us some more information? With "computer" you mean the computer to which the LanTurtle is connected, right? not the LanTurtle itself?
Can you connect to the LanTurtle from another computer on the network via SSH? What OS is your computer running?
Does the LanTurtle show up as a device in your network connection?
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@RazerBlade
Instead of waiting for others, why don't you evaluate / debug by yourself? just insert some echo "whatever" >> whatever-file within the bunny_helpers.sh to get an idea why it isn't working... With more information people might be able to help you.
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Hmm, have you tried to use a short test script? I wrote this one and it works fine for me:
LED R G B source bunny_helpers.sh echo $SWITCH_POSITION >> /root/loot/switch.txt sync LED G
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@zylla, even though I find it interesting getting USB tethering to work with the iPhone, I wonder what would be the advantage in comparison to the wifi-tethering? I like the possibility to deploy the NANO at position A and control it from position B, which is not so obviously during operation...
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Did you check your COM Ports? Are there any devices?
QuoteFind the COM# from Device Manager > Ports (COM & LPT) and look for USB Serial Device (COM#). Example: COM3
Alternatively, run the following powershell command to list ports:[System.IO.Ports.SerialPort]::getportnames() -
2 minutes ago, Verax said:
I myself can connect now. No clients in filterlist. So deny mode.. Now to find a way to get other clients to connect. Have 20 ssids in the pool.
I don't understand your logic, @Verax... If you and nobody else can connect to the Pineapple's WiFi than most probably "Allow" mode is activated!
Allow mode only allows devices within the filter list to connect.
Deny mode allows all devices but not those within the filter list.
Connect to your Pineapple using USB and check the setting.
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@Verax What kind of filtering is enabled? Allow or deny? Deny should be active if you filterlist is empty...
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Hi @duan,
I'm not sure if this was your problem / if you are aware of it:
In switch position 3 (arming mode) the BashBunny connects to your computer as a mass storage and a serial device (not as a ethernet device). Therefore you have to connect to it as described in http://wiki.bashbunny.com topic Serial Settings and beneath...
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12 hours ago, TheSashmo said:
Does anyone know if there is a payload that would bring the Bunny online? That would make the most sense to me....
This is not an BashBunny issue... In fact it is because of the not as easy internet connection sharing of the Mac... Just install a linux virtual machine with e.g. VirtualBox and follow the steps that @Draxiom described in his last post here.
If you are not aware of how to install Linux in a vm on Mac, just have a look at this video:
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19 hours ago, TheShadow said:
However one curious thing is that whenever I plug it in it pops up on my desktop as a usb drive no matter the switch position, but I may just be doing something wrong... just started playing with it.
Hi @TheShadow,
this is because the initial payloads also have set the attack mode mass storage...
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On 8.3.2017 at 9:36 PM, cmaddy said:
Thanks for the suggestion. I'm trying to work with a VM, but having difficulties connecting to the Bunny once the internet connection sharing is configured. The Bunny shows up as /dev/ttyACM0, but screen refuses to connect (Bad session name error). Might be the VM, VMware, or something else, but it's preventing me from actually using the internet connection sharing to update or try installing some tools.
Hi cmaddy,
just got my hands on my BashBunny. Works almost instantly with the Linux VM. You have to choose the Payload with Ethernet connection (check which one works with your system). Be sure that the mass storage isn't connected to your Mac.
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I didn't receive the bunny by now (probably tomorrow evening I will have it in my hands), but if it is urgent: just install a linux machine with virtualbox and connect the bunny to that. Works fine for me with the Pineapple and doesn't need any changes to the IP on any side...
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As it seemed, that you aren't anymore active on this module, I forked it and did some changes:
- added a submenu to the configuration
- added tor bridges
- added http & httpsproxy
- added FascistFirewallDoes this fullfill your request?
@all:
This version needs to be tested, so feel free to get it here: https://github.com/GermanNoob/tortle
What steps do I have to take to get the version added to the repo (after it is tested of course)?
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In addition to digip's comment, here is the list of chipsets that are supported by airodump-ng and airplay-ng on windows /linux:
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Thank you very much, @IDNeon for your detailed answer! I really appreciate the time you invested in trying to help me!
10 hours ago, IDNeon said:Soooooo, your question can your ARP be seen on the LAN port. Someone mentioned if you target a device ... not sure what they mean, if a device's MAC isn't in the ARP table, then your ARP will be sent across an entire broadcast domain until it bumps into a router, and will be like ripples in a pond reflecting off trees in the pond which represent other ports that are searching for the MAC address you are requesting.
As I have access to the network using wifi. So if I understand you right, then I could do this:
Asking a device that is also connected using wifi for its hardware address. As I got that within my ARP table I could arpspoof that device and as the packets are already addressed to the hardware address of the target it shouldn't be sent over the whole network where an IDS could be used.
Is that right?
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Hi @Verax!
I'm using the Nano on a new Mac, but with virtual machines in which Linux runs. Standard set-up can be done easily with the Mac also, but I'm not sure about internet connection sharing as I didn't tried to set this up...
Nevertheless, I think some basic terminal knowledge is always good if you don't want to stick only with the webpage of the WifiPineapple...
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Hi @TheD1ckster !
Probably you figured it already out. But maybe others are looking how to set this up...
- Enable Wifi Tethering on your iPhone (Settings ==> Personal Hotspot)
- Connect your WifiPineapple to your computer and navigate to 172.16.42.1:1471
- Go to the "Networking" tab
- Choose the interface you want to use at "WiFi Client mode" and press "scan"
- From list opened choose you iPhone Wifi and enter the password of it
- After it connected the webpage shows you the IP the WifiPineapple received from your iPhone
- Access the WifiPineapple from your iPhone via the IP address from step 6 and add ":1471" at the end: IP:1471
- Bookmark the site
- Now you can shutdown the Wifi Pineapple and disconnect it from the computer
- Start the WifiPineapple
It should now automatically connect to your iPhone Hotspot and you access it using the bookmark of step 8.
On 3.3.2016 at 4:21 AM, barry99705 said:Set it up with your laptop or desktop first. After that you can connect to the secure wireless you set up before. All the connector app does for android is set up wired tethering and points the browser to the ip address of the pineapple.
This will probably not work, because as far as I know the tethering will not work if the iPhone is connected to an Wifi.
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1 minute ago, peterkozmd said:
checking out payloads github, don't tell me there's only a few scripts available currently for when it arrives
well, as with the rubber ducky its up to you to create more scripts and share it with the community!
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@digininja Thank you very much for that answer!
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You're welcome, @valentino00776