I just released a new video on Youtube where I show you how to use my new Powershell script for getting a list of all services that run on your windows machine that are not default services. You probably won’t need a video instruction on how to run a simple Powershell script but I’m sure it can help someone who is not so familiar with scripts.
The script is not something fancy, just a simple script that will list all non-default services and show you the info you might want to know.
Display Name
State
Start Mode
Status
Process ID
Exe Path
Description
Here is a link to the video if you want to check it out 🙂
I just released a new video on my Youtube channel. The video will show you how you easily can grab SSID and password to all wireless that your Windows computer remember with a oneliner.
The command first lists all wlan profiles and then saves the SSID to a variable ($name). After that the password is gathered for each SSID and the password is saved to the variable $pass. After that a custom object is created were each SSID and password are being saved to a table.
The command to run in Powershell: (netsh wlan show profiles) | Select-String "\:(.+)$" | %{$name=$_.Matches.Groups[1].Value.Trim(); $_} | % {(netsh wlan show profile name="$name" key=clear)} | Select-String "Key Content\W+\:(.+)$" | %{$pass=$_.Matches.Groups[1].Value.Trim(); $_} | %{[PSCustomObject]@{ SSID=$name;PASSWORD=$pass }} | Format-Table -AutoSize
It’s always great to have a oneliner for things like this. I used this method in one of my scripts that I show in the video “Grab login credentials with a BadUSB”.
I just released a new video on my Youtube channel. The video will show you some things that can be done with a BadUSB.
A BadUSB is a device that simulates a HID in form of a keyboard and takes advantage of that the majority of today’s computers blindly trusts all USB-devices. The computer thinks that the device we plug in is a keyboard and that means that anything you we can do with a keyboard we can do with this device, but execute the payloads way faster.
There are many different versions of BadUSB. You can create your own using an arduino board or buy one from Hak5 or Maltronics. In the video I used a Malduino Elite.
This guide will help you get started with the O.MG-cable. When you open your package it should include three things:
A card with instructions
The programmer
The OMG-cable
If you read the instruction card you will see that you can find instructions on how to get started at https://o.mg.lol/setup. You will there find a link to the Github project where you can download the latest firmware that we will use to flash the cable.
Download the firmware by clicking on the link to the .zip-file. You will then need to unzip the file and you can do that by navigating to your download folder and run: unzipO.MG_cable-Firmware_v1.4.0.zip
Then move into the new folder and you will see the following files.
The next step is to plug in the programmer in your computer and then plug in the cable into the programmer. You are now ready to flash your cable and you do that by running the flash_linux:
./flash_linux
You will be able to either program it into Station or Access Point mode. In this case just go by default (AP mode) by pressing Enter. When the flashing is done you are ready to use the cable.
Disconnect the programmer from your computer and plug in your cable. Wait for ~60 seconds and then connect to the cable via WiFi with the default credentials above. When you are connected to the cables wireless network you can open a web browser and browse to http://192.168.4.1 and you will get to the UI.
Now you are ready to run your first scripts. Good luck!
