[Bash Bunny and metasploit]

16 minutes ago, PoSHMagiC0de said:

Well, on Windows 7 and I think 10 you will have to get a program to do Natting to do it but you will have to Nat you BB interface on your windows machine to the interface facing the network you are trying to access and port on both ends that you will be firing up a handler on.  Might be easier just to run a VM in virtualbox on the Windows machine to run Metasploit.

Is there a less confusing way on linux?

[Bash Bunny and metasploit]

4 minutes ago, PoSHMagiC0de said:

Guessing but I would assume after you get ICS going you will have to use Windows Advanced firewall to nat some traffic between your internet interface and port with your BB interface and a port Metasploit listeners will be listening on.

Could you please explain a bit further for me?

[Bash Bunny and metasploit]

I have metasploit on the bunny but it occurred to me that the bunny if just sharing my laptops WiFi connection, and is only accessible on the laptop. Is there a way that i can make the bunny accssible by the rest of the network so i can make use of the hours i spend getting metasploit on the device. Im thinking i have to forward something on the windows10 laptop that the bunny is connected to?

I get only lo and usb0 when i run ifconfig and the device doesn't show up on my network ip scanner.

 

 

If someone could help i would be very appreciative!

[In need of some help with AUTO-SSH please]

1 hour ago, Thecolorchanges said:

On the turtle, can you ssh to the host without typing in a password?
On the host that the turtle is sshing into, "netstat -nap | more" look and see if port 8888 is open.

The port shows up and yes I can ssh into the host, it had just worked a handful of times but now I'm getting the same "connection refused" error as before :/

[In need of some help with AUTO-SSH please]

Hello

I am using autossh on the lan turtle and have setup the config to connect to my lan turtle on port 8888 then I generated a key and copied it to my VPS. This all worked and I was able to connect upon starting autossh in that same session, but after I rebooted the lan turtle I cannot get a ssh session with it. It will give me either "connection reset by peer" and then "connection refused" or just straight up connection refusal. 

 

What am I doing wrong? This has been driving me insane. There is no firewall on the vps blocking the outbound connection either.