bash bunny problem

[fjhh]

When I tested the bash bunny, it opened the file for browsing regardless of whether the switch was switch1 to load the payload or switch2

[dark_pyrro]

You need to describe that more in detail; what file did it open? Or do you mean that it mounts as a storage device? What payloads are stored in switch1 and switch2? What do you expect to happen?

[fjhh]

Yes, it is loaded as a storage device.

 

[dark_pyrro]

Ok, can't help you further if you aren't answering my questions.....

[fjhh]

I have answered you, with the switch switch1 switch2 are automatically open file browse

[dark_pyrro]

On 3/29/2022 at 10:26 PM, dark_pyrro said:

What payloads are stored in switch1 and switch2? What do you expect to happen?

So, what are the answers to these questions?

[fjhh]

My switch1 switch2 stores payloads downloaded from hak5 GitHub, and a normal switch to switch1 will run the payloads in it instead of opening the file for browsing.

[Cover1997]

Hello.

I'm just a bash bunny newbie, but i followed a video about doeloading 4 tools and after that i should safely remove and insert it again and it will take a while while he is working on it, but it blinking red since like 4 hours and idk what i'm suppose to do.

[dark_pyrro]

It shouldn't blink red, it should be solid magenta if the tools are in the process of being installed

[harveysa801]

Bash Bunny is a USB attack device made by a US company Hak5. At first glance, the device looks like an unnecessarily fat USB flash drive. However, if you took a look inside, you would find our that notwithstanding its size, it contains quite a respectable hardware lead by a four-core ARM processor:

Quad-core ARM Cortex A7

32 K L1/512 K L2 Cache

512 MB DDR3 Memory

8 GB SLC NAND Disk

The hardware then comes to life due to Linux, namely Debian 8 Jessie. And now the important facts. Bash Bunny can emulate a USB Storage, keyboard, and a network card. We will see what all this is good for (and even excellent) in the chapter addressing actual attacks. So, if you are not interested in the surplus of information and you wish to see practical attacks that can be executed with a Bash Bunny, simply scroll down to the Practical Attacks chapter.

The main purpose of Bash Bunny is to carry out attacks on a station/mobile phone, provided you have physical access to them. The main benefit of this device for our pentesting team at AEC is its usefulness as a helper during the so-called physical social engineering, i.e. when we are trying to gain physical access to the premises, offices, or server rooms of the target company, or during Red Teaming activities. We will show you what magic we can do with the Bash Bunny in one of the following chapters. But first, we will talk about how to purchase the device and put it into operation.

[dark_pyrro]

Completely unrelated post.... And also inaccurate in some aspects when it comes to the Bunny currently sold.

Just some random quote from here

https://hackinglab.cz/en/blog/bash-bunny-guide/