ZOMG HaX one-liners and Javascript Ducky Encoding – Hak5 2513




JS Ducky Encoder: https://downloads.hak5.org/ducky

Payload:
DELAY 3000
GUI r
DELAY 500
STRING cmd /C “color a&FOR /L %N IN () DO tree”
ENTER

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32 responses to “ZOMG HaX one-liners and Javascript Ducky Encoding – Hak5 2513”

  1. I have a reworked version of AES which uses 4×16 byte blocks called states and uses TDES128 cryptosystem to modify the 4xstates in the keyaddition() routine instead of just XORing the states with four keys per round which makes for a stronger cryptosystem do you want me to send your the package or not.

  2. these comments are awesome. i wish i could afford some of your gear but im too young to get a job here and dont earn enough doing what im doing. do you know if there are any cheap alternatives to the pineapple. would be great if there was thanks

  3. What would be awesome would be to copy a zip compatible file on to a computer (such as an XPS file – lots of manuals are like this or can be created from Word/PDF docs), change the file extension to zip, copy documents into the zip, rename it back to XPS and then extract it/email it or whatever. If it's ever intercepted, the XPS file will just open like you'd expect showing the original document. This is great for extracting small files (<1mb depending on size of the original XPS file) as it won't noticeably change the overall file size. You'd raise some eyebrows if you ended up with a one-page XPS file over a GB in size though…

    Real easy to do in a GUI… not sure how easy in a CLI? I left most of my CMD knowledge back in 1998!

  4. My favorite one liner I discovered a while back is a fork bomb to make the pc increasingly become slower and run out of memory (eventually crashing):

    "cmd /k echo -^|->-.bat&-"

    And the flashy factor is there since it just keeps opening new windows faster than you can close them filling the screen!

  5. Currently a software developer. You guys have inspired me to go back to school and get certified in Cybersecurity. Currently working on Network+ and Security+. I just wanted to thank you all for relighting the spark in me. Was starting to burn out on Enterprise software development and it feels great to have inspiration again. Keep up the good work.

  6. Maybe it might be fun to do this same cmd. That opens a gif window (in the users browser of the deleting files animation) this probably isn't in the one line category but it would really freak noobs more than just a looping dialog maybe

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