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I have discovered that the Javascript converter doesn't work properly with Firefox. While it seems to do the conversion properly, it won't let the user save the payload (the download box doesn't open). I tried it on both Windows and Linux, with and without add-ons enabled and it doesn't change anything. I checked the debug console and nothing seems to be out of the ordinary as it returns that everything is OK. I also checked with Chrome and there it works flawlessly. Too bad 'cause I want to avoid using Chrome. I tried it with Edge. Same problem as Firefox. And Internet Explorer... completely broken... but what was I to expect?

So ive been trying to run ducky script in a bash bunny payload but as soon as it hits the ducky script it stops. LED SETUP GET SWITCH_POSITION ATTACKMODE HID LED ATTACK RUN WIN notepad.exe QUACK DELAY 300 QUACK STRING (\___/) QUACK ENTER QUACK DELAY 300 QUACK STRING (='.'=) QUACK ENTER QUACK DELAY 300 QUACK STRING (")_(") QUACK DELAY 300 I cant figure out the problem

Hello all, As part of a script I am writing I am trying to change directories using the find feature of the drive letter and the $SWITCH_POSITION variable. I tried using Set-Location in Powershell but could not get it to work with the variables needed to find the drive letter and the switch position. I came up with the below and it works in Powershell but not in Ducky Script on the Bash Bunny. I am sure it is because I am missing escapes for special characters (possible) but after hours of trying I could not get it to work. I am at the experts mercy here in the Hak5 Forums :) The payload.txt has: Q STRING $driveLetter = (gwmi win32_volume -f 'label=''BashBunny''').Name Q ENTER Q STRING $absPath = $driveLetter+'payloads\'+$SWITCH_POSITION+'\' Q ENTER Q STRING cd $absPath Q ENTER If I run in PowerShell it works: PS C:\Users\NightStalker> $driveLetter = (gwmi win32_volume -f 'label=''BashBunny''').Name PS C:\Users\NightStalker> $absPath = $driveLetter+'payloads\'+$SWITCH_POSITION+'\' PS C:\Users\NightStalker> cd $absPath PS G:\payloads\switch1> I am open to other suggestions with the same effect. I appreciate the help in advance. On a side note can you pass variables from the payload.txt to other Powershell scripts the payload calls? If so that would solve my issue as well. :) Thanks, NightStalker