* BlackBackup
BlackBackup is a Powershell (and thus Windows) backup script that is easy to configure. Make quick backups of files, the registry, passwords, WiFi Keys, SAM database etc. and save them to the BashBunny. This is a HID + STORAGE attack. Now, let's eat some carrots!
* Update credentials.ps1
* Created payload to shell an amazon fire tv
The payload performs keyboard emulation in order to enable ADB and unknown sources on the target FireTV. Once this is completed the payload then installs a payload.apk file via ADB and then runs it.
* Created readme
* Add files via upload
Init of DumpCreds 2.0
Dumps the usernames & plaintext passwords from
- Browsers (Crome, IE, FireFox)
- Wifi
- SAM Hashes
- Mimimk@tz Dump
- Computerinformation (Hardware Info, Windows ProductKey, Hotfixes, Software, Local, AD Userlist)
without
- Use of USB Storage (Because USB Storage ist mostly blocked by USBGuard or DriveLock)
- Internet connection (becaus Firewall ContentFilter Blocks the download sites)
* Minor Fix
* Somf file to much
* Changes in main.ps1 - paralellize the Powershell scripts
Changes in payload.txt - Universal payload no matter if admin rights or not
Some minor changes in all PS\*.ps1 files
Signed-off-by: qdba <dieter@baur.nu>
* Forget a File
* WifiCreds changed
* Changes in README.md
* Changed Get Chrome-Cred.ps1 from https://github.com/EmpireProject/Empire/tree/master/data/module_source/collection
Changed BUILD in main.ps1
Changed Build and Credits in README.md
* optimized WiPassDump payload to run in one file and a bit quicker.
* Create Prank folder and add UnifiedRickRoll payload
* Added UnifiedRickRoll support for windows
* Updated documentation on UnifiedRickRollWindows
* Causes payload to use roughly 30 times less processing power.
* Added Ascii-Prank Rick roll and Photo-Booth prank
"username" is not a valid value for the type attribute in an input tag,
which causes it to fail formal validation. Probably would never
*really* affect anything, but...you know...
* removed the paranoia mount. we don't need to test that the kernel
is doing it's job when mount fstab
* log to a persistent location
* edited ignore loop to include hidden directories
This payload was made in collaboration with audibleblink through irc. We both came up with the same idea, but I took it a step further, by adding a git-pull/update after the first payload execution. Original repo at https://github.com/mathew-fleisch/Git-Bunny-Git
- fixes lootdir path
- dont capitalize var names that aren't exported
- indentation
- escape shell characters that are passed to QUACK
- account for variable copy times by joining cp and exit commands
- sync the disk
