Sharing internet connection: is the guide lacking information?

[kod33o]

Hello everyone.

 

I got my BashBunny and I can use it to run payloads and everything works.

I now wished to update its operating system, but apt update is failing because network is unreachable.

I tried to follow both of these guides:
https://wiki.bashbunny.com/#!./index.md#Sharing_an_Internet_Connection_with_the_Bash_Bunny_from_Linux

And the more recent:
https://docs.hak5.org/bash-bunny/internet-connectivity/sharing-an-internet-connection-from-linux

By using bb.sh everything seems to go fine, but when it gets connected the scripts just stops:
https://pastebin.com/pbqheiRH

 

What is the problem here? Should I connect to my BashBunny by using SSH now? If so, is this mode used just to download stuff / update the OS and do I need to switch to arming mode again to work with scripts?

I think the guide is incomplete and lacking information on what to do next, when the bb.sh script is finished. I wish the guide could be updated / improved a bit.

Thank you

[dark_pyrro]

55 minutes ago, kod33o said:

I now wished to update its operating system

First of all, don't update the OS, it will break things. Running apt update is ok, but don't run apt upgrade (although you will most likely have issues with errors thrown back at you and have problems installing certain packages as well since Jessie is EOL).

1 hour ago, kod33o said:

What is the problem here? Should I connect to my BashBunny by using SSH now? If so, is this mode used just to download stuff / update the OS and do I need to switch to arming mode again to work with scripts?

I can't see that there should be any problem as long as ICS is established. Just ssh into the Bunny and do the things you want to do when having internet access. Setting scripts up is easiest in arming mode (hence the name of the mode), but it can also be done when in the mode that allows ICS.