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  1. Hi,

    My friend came into my dorm room(when I was in class) and messed everything up so as a little present I'm planning to run a fork bomb command on his macbook air. Don't worry, it won't mess up his mac for good. The macs are school-given, and so the terminal is disabled. Can I store iterm2 on the bash bunny and have it run the iterm2? If so, how?

  2. 4 minutes ago, Dave-ee Jones said:

    Make a new payload folder in the "payloads" directory and call it "arming". Then put a payload.txt folder in there that contains:

    
    ATTACKMODE RNDIS_ETHERNET STORAGE

    This means everytime you go into arming mode there will be the ETHERNET and STORAGE adapters running. MAKE SURE you don't get this wrong otherwise your arming mode is broken and you'll have to try one of your other payloads (one with STORAGE or something enabled) to recover your Bunny's arming mode OR if you can't do that you'll have to recover your Bunny.

    Then will I still have the two payload slots? Or will I use one of them?

  3. Hi,

    if I install avahi-daemon and put ATTACKMODE RNIDS_ETHER in something like .bashrc or .profile, can I SSH into the bunny with sudo ssh root@bunny.local? I greatly prefer SSH over serial so I would really like my method above to work. I don't own a bash bunny, although I might buy it at some point, I'm just considering.

     

    Thanks!

  4. Hello

    I am thinking of buying a smash rabbit and I want to find out a way to ssh into it. I heard that if I want to SSH into the rabbit I have to "waste" a payload for the bunny to emulate RNIDS_ETHER. Is this correct? Or is there some other way for it to emulate a usb-to-ethernet adapter upon boot without having to use a payload? I dunno, stick something in the .profile?

     

    Thanks!

  5. Hello fellow elite haxors

    I am thinking of buying a Bash Bunny and I'm wondering, How do you get internet on the thing? There's no wifi card, nor did I hear anywhere that you can share network from the host computer to the bunny via USB(or can it?). Can someone please tell me how to get internet access on the Smash Rabbit? Thanks!

    Eric MIn

  6. Hi,

    I saw one of Shannon's podcasts and Darren said that the Bash Bunny is Debian, so you can "sudo apt-get install whatever you want".

    Is this true? Does the Bash Bunny have wifi? Because in the release video they didn't say anything about the Bunny having built-in wifi, nor does the product page.

    If it doesn't, can you share the internet connection from my computer to the Bunny?

     

    Thanks!

  7. Hi,

    Can I control the serial terminal with my mouse/trackpad?

    For example, if I open up a long file in vim on the bash bunny, can I scroll up and down with the host computer mouse?

    Thanks!

    Also, one more question: can the Bash Bunny be SSH'ed into? I prefer SSH over serial.

  8. Yeah, this is my Pi Zero USB stick!

    It is a Pi Zero with the OS modded a bit so that it would basically be a usb-ethernet adapter. If I plug it into my computer, it can be SSH'ed into and then I can take full control of it.

    I just soldered a usb-a male plug to the pwr, gnd, D+ and D- test pads on the pi zero. Oh, it's also the pi zero W so wireless SSH isn't a problem.

    I call it the "Bash Box," for obvious reasons.

  9. Hi,

    I'm a novice pentester and I'm thinking of buying the bash bunny.

    Is the ascii art customizable? If so, where is the ascii art file?

    I know this is really unimportant but I really really like adding custom ascii art on linux machines so I just have to do it. :p

    Thanks!

     

    P.S. How is the serial console? Does the console text resolution match that of the host computer's?

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