kingzark
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Yes this worked for me as well. Just was confused with what "the root" referred too. Thanks for the help.
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so if extracting credentials is difficult to do on Microsoft account win 10 machines then what are other way's to exploit these machines using the bash bunny if you dont mind me asking. Particularly for acquiring credentials..
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what do you mean by local accounts?
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I have verified it and it matches now re-flashed the bunny to factory before i ran the updates and upgrades. I am now going to attempt to copy it back to / and retry the firmware as the installation says.
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Like I have said I followed the installation guide and it is not working for me. If you read what I wrote after I said I did apt-get update && apt-get upgrade, which by the way did update something, when I copy the file to / and replug the device It boots regularly into the storage mode and does not upgrade firmwares.
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Yes Dave-ee Jones I have followed the instructions on the download page to a tee, but the bunny does not update when I replug the device in arming mode. It simply boots up as it usually does into the flashing blue led.
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1.0_167 is what its currently at
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Im having some issues updating the bash bunny to the most recent firmware. I am currently on the base firmware from when I have purchased the device and have run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade after getting internet with my linux machine. I then download the firmware .tar file from the downloads area and copy the file to the / directory of the bash bunny. I then safely eject the device in arming mode and plug it back in expecting to see a red blinking light. Unfortunately it does nothing and boots to the regular storage mode and nothing has changed. I have searched the forums for help but I can't seem to figure out why this is happening. Can someone help me out with this issue?