ClusterDuck

[denartha]

So, my shark jack arrived today and Im having fun playing with it. It reminds me of an idea a friend of mine and I had a while back to augment the USB Rubberducky. 

The scenario where the ClusterDuck would be invaluable is: you're on a physical Pen Test, you encounter a Mac or even a Linux machine thats unlocked, you go to plug in your Ducky and realise, "Ooops! My payload on this is for Windows based systems". A ClusterDuck has a switch just like the selector on the SharkJack, but, it has 3 or 4 attack positions. Each position is a different payload, so you could have a Windows, Linux, Mac, maybe an Android payload at each position.  

I don't know how to start designing such a device, but maybe someone on the Hak5 staff does. 

Once you get over the initial hurdle of multiple attack modes for USB, the ClusterDuck(I coined that name), could become a real USB Swiss Army knife. So:

Attack mode/switch position 1 - Windows Payload

Attack mode/switch position 2 - Linux payload:

Attack mode/switch position 3 - Mac Payload

Attack mode/switch position 4 - Android Payload

Attack mode/switch position 5 - bootable Kali ISO

Attack mode/switch position 6 - USB Storage

Arming mode/switch position 7 - For configuration

If it was created, would people buy it? Thoughts anyone?

[dark_pyrro]

What about the Bash Bunny? Seems like the Hak5 staff has already done the thinking. Not that many switch positions, but the concept is already born and, yes, people are buying the Bunny, I'm sure.

[denartha]

OK, let me go look at the Bash Bunny. Im aware of it but never looked into it, Be right back...

[denartha]

OK, not quite my idea, but the Bash Bunny seems so much better. I've bought two sharkjacks this month, so will have to wait til January to buy one, but thank you. That does seem awesome.