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    encoding issue

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    Hi (yes i know i disappear 6 year ago ^^)
    I just found my bash bunny under a furniture (seems that cat love bashbunny 🙂 ) I have some time and a beer so i plug it in, update it and just see that logically i still have the issue. I just found a start of work on a fr-FR-mac BB layout file in one of my folder, i will try to finish it and post it.

    @Dave-ee Jones When i finish should i post here or PR on github as new language ?
     

    Bash Bunny Manager

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    Posted · Edited by quentin.lamamy

    @Sebkinne I continue my work and make a test making a packaged node js app installed on the user computer. Because i like terminal based ui i make this :

     

    • 1) the doc, the changelog, the status of the software (up to date or not) , the author  and contrinbutor. (look at the attached file)
    • 2) allow you to paire your bb with the software (manage payload and extension profiles  and maybe more)
    • 3) manage payload, browse repository, display payload description ,install , uninstal, check update  and maybe more.
    • 4) the same for the extension
    • 5) Help, maybe faq

    Any other idea ?

     

     

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    Yet another 'bricked' Bunny thread

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    Posted · Edited by quentin.lamamy

    On 14/09/2017 at 8:42 PM, datguy_dev said:

    Oh well, peace out. I'm not going to buy another. May try the Rpi Zero route sometime down the road though. 

    I'm not sure you will succeed doing the same thing easily with a RPI 0 without resulting to a big ugly not cased pcb with lot of cable.

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    Search for "bricked." There are numerous threads and thus this is "yet another" one of those threads. Those are your words, not mine. 

    With all the respect i must use when answering to a bb user :

    BB is not a toy, it's a pentest tool which require some technical awareness. If you don't have skill i'm quite sure it will be useless for you. And even if you want to try to play with it, please always RTFM, avoid having dumb and inappropriate use of your bb (playing with switch when plugged in is a inappropriate use on my mind)

    Tools

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    1 minute ago, Dave-ee Jones said:

    It's very clear what he was asking, he was clearing having trouble with the tools.

    Yes, but i fear that it will be less clear when a user will talk to us with klingon xD

    [RESOLVED] OS specific command

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    2 minutes ago, jafahulo said:

    You can run unix commands in the payload - those will run on the bb itself, not the target computer. (someone correct me if I'm wrong)

    If you want to run commands on the target machine, you will need to open a terminal on their computer.

    It's exactly what i said no ?

    [RESOLVED] OS specific command

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    Posted · Edited by quentin.lamamy

    Hi,

    I'm still working with my BB, i am actually work on disabling the wifi on OSX with this command 

    networksetup -setairportpower en0 off"

    According to my test, if i good understand, in payload you can use directly all command supported by unix (the operating system of the BB). For all other OS specific command we must open a terminal, and : 

    Q STRING "networksetup -setairportpower en0 off"
Q ENTER

    Is there any way to run os specific command in the payload without opening a terminal ?

    Bash Bunny Manager

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    1 minute ago, Sebkinne said:

    Thanks, that's appreciated! I'll post more information once I get some time for the Bunny again.

    Ok, take your time i will work on my side on project to learn more and more on BB. Feel free to send me a PM

    Bash Bunny Manager

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    5 minutes ago, Dave-ee Jones said:

    Sounds interesting, but the new BB Updater solves the problem of downloading payloads and updates.

    I don't know what is bb updater, sorry for the duplicate idea :/

    6 minutes ago, Dave-ee Jones said:

    Browsing payloads/tools from Github and downloading specific ones could be useful but I don't see how downloading the whole repo is a bad idea, as it's small anyway.

    Nop there is two choice, a third party api i host on my server to get info about the git or just parse the github

    11 minutes ago, Dave-ee Jones said:

    However it sounds interesting and could be nice to use. Though it sounds like we're going to need JavaScript to use it..does that mean it's based on a webserver?

    It's a node js app, so just need a node js. It can be use as a classic payload that run the tool, or in the bashbunny filesystem with a custom command binded to the tool. Like setup or something like that.

    Bash Bunny Manager

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    Posted · Edited by quentin.lamamy

    Hi,

    It seems that lot of bb user are noob and don't succeed in using it. I am working on a tool based on node js with a terminal ui to manage the BB.

    The actual feature are :

    • Browse available payload from git
    • Install / Remove payload
    • Update firmware
    • Browse available tool from git
    • Install / Remove payload

    Is there some other feature that can be usefull ?

    Message for the moderator : Is this possible to stick this post to let people work on it without scrolling in forum history ?

    How to use my Bash Bunny

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    On 30/07/2017 at 7:47 PM, nokia1556 said:

    Hi ,

    Could we keep on chatting tonight?

    Thanks

    It's not a chat here...

    Just to be sure (maybe fast blinking doesn't means the same thing for you and me) do you have the responder tool in /tools/responder/ ?

     

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