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Key Croc Keystroke Injections


RedJ0ka

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Hey Dudes,

at the Moment im struggelging to buy a bash bunny OR a key croc. I understand, that the Key - Croc perform key-logging and execute payloads when keyboard inputs macht against the script. But will the key croc work without an Keyboard ? Can i perform the execution of scripts without an Keyboard (like bash bunny or rubber ducky)? It would be great to use the key-logging features, but i need a device wich works without a connected keyboard too... i cant find any hint in the documentation.


Thanks in advantage

Dom

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2 hours ago, RedJ0ka said:

Hey Dudes,

at the Moment im struggelging to buy a bash bunny OR a key croc. I understand, that the Key - Croc perform key-logging and execute payloads when keyboard inputs macht against the script. But will the key croc work without an Keyboard ? Can i perform the execution of scripts without an Keyboard (like bash bunny or rubber ducky)? It would be great to use the key-logging features, but i need a device wich works without a connected keyboard too... i cant find any hint in the documentation.


Thanks in advantage

Dom

This is just my opinion get them both they are great working gear it's all depend what you want to do with them and for payloads make them yourself for what you want them to do

hope this helps

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4 minutes ago, spywill said:

This is just my opinion get them both they are great working gear it's all depend what you want to do with them and for payloads make them yourself for what you want them to do

hope this helps

I was thinking about to get both, but when i can use the key-croc for keystroke injection like a rubber-ducky (or bash bunny) - without a plugged in Keyboard, i will buy the key-croc. I would love to use the Keylogger features and payloads, but the most time im facing some Laptops in my workplace, so there is not often the possibility / need to plug in a keyboard.


Thanks for your reply!

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21 minutes ago, RedJ0ka said:

I was thinking about to get both, but when i can use the key-croc for keystroke injection like a rubber-ducky (or bash bunny) - without a plugged in Keyboard, i will buy the key-croc. I would love to use the Keylogger features and payloads, but the most time im facing some Laptops in my workplace, so there is not often the possibility / need to plug in a keyboard.


Thanks for your reply!

the keycroc was not design for a Laptop more for Desktop so you can hide it yes you need a keyboard plug in the keycroc

I have not tested this yet but if you get your keycroc online then ssh into it you may be able to run payloads with out a keyboard 

or run them from Cloud C2

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1 hour ago, spywill said:

the keycroc was not design for a Laptop more for Desktop so you can hide it yes you need a keyboard plug in the keycroc

I have not tested this yet but if you get your keycroc online then ssh into it you may be able to run payloads with out a keyboard 

or run them from Cloud C2

Thanks for your support. I have ordered a Bash Bunny, I think this device should match my criterias for the beginning. 

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Like soh_hos said, the Key Croc can be used like a Bash Bunny by omitting any MATCH commands in the payload. Also see my framework fix for more reliable matchless payload detection. You can basically do anything with the Key Croc you can do with Bash Bunny, but Key Croc can additionally be used as a hardware keylogger and features a WiFi module, opening some more possiblities for exploitation / red teaming scenarios. By modifying the firmware you can also host a AP on the Key Croc, really useful. Just the firmware/framework has its problems, also the 2GB udisk is too small for today's requirements.

The Bash Bunny Mark II though has a low energy BT module for geofencing and remote triggering, something a Key Croc Mark II will hopefully get as well

 

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WAIT and REQUIRE_TOOL isn't implemented in the Croc, right?! Not WAIT_FOR_PRESENT or WAIT_FOR_NOTPRESENT since the Croc has no BT, not SWITCH either, but that's all understandable and logic since the Croc has no physical switch. So they are not 100% similar.

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