jafahulo
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Alright, so I actually fixed it, but I'll let you know what was happening upto the point where I fixed it so you can refrence it if you ever need to. I could ping it, and the light did not turn red. I ssh'd into it and ran : ps -ef | grep smb I didn't get any smb servers running. The partition did mount to udisk correctly, and at that point, the command was not opening the second powershell terminal correctly. (I further modified the payload you sent me to make the cmd window stay open after it ran). What I did to fix it was to play around with how the smbserver got called. What worked for me was to have it called like this: python /pentest/impacket/examples/smbserver.py e $SWITCHDIR & small change, but huge difference. XD Thanks for all the help, and your payload is awesome! I love it!
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Yes, File and printer sharing is enabled. I dug into it, and the bash bunny is actively refusing the connections. I connect my bunny to the computer, it gui r into run and runs the powershell script which in turn runs the command line which waits until the bunny's ip is on the network. Once it is, the bash bunny flashes purple slowly, and the command window goes away, and nothing happens. it literally can't put the file on the bunny to tell it to continue working. I'm thinking this is because my bunny is configured incorrectly outside of your code. Could this be the case? I haven't ssh'd or serial'd into it and changed anything yet. Is that a prerequisite that was assumed to be done?
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I just tested, and no I wasn't able to.
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I haven't taken a dive into the code yet, but while testing this on windows 10 my bunny is getting caught up on waiting for the handshake (slow purple flashes). do you know why this could be? I uninstalled the drivers that had been on my computer for the NDIS network adapter mode that way it could have a fresh start, as though I was plugging this into a new machine, but still no cigar. any suggestions?
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awesome!
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Hey all, I rewrote the WiPassDump payload (along with every other person on the planet), but hopefully this one is the best so far. I've cut everything down to 1 file, and the actual attack takes up about 4 lines. As an added bonus I've added hak5darren's code to remove the "run" dialogue history as well. The pull request can be viewed here: https://github.com/hak5/bashbunny-payloads/pull/132 Hope you guys like it.
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Hey all, I'm interested in compiling Ducky Script to c++ that will run on an arduino. I would like to take ducky scripts such as the Wallpaper prank, and be able to easily put it on an arduino without having to modify any code myself. Why use an arduino? I have a lot of them, and I would like to take advantage of them. While I did manually write the code for the wallpaper prank in c++ last night, I would like the process to be streamlined by a compiler. I've done some research already and have tried out a few compilers that people have made, such as the Duckuino compiler, but the ones I've found are buggy and throw errors when the arduino IDE is compiling the c++ produced by the Ducky Script compiler. My question is, does anyone know of a working compiler that will take Ducky Script and push it to valid arduino code; or should I just fix the bugs in the Duckuino repo? Let me know if you need more info, or if I'm unclear anywhere. Thanks!