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Ethical hacking with Hak5 devices
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Ethical hacking with Hak5 devices

Learn about the USB Rubber Ducky, the O.MG cable and more
Created byDavid Bombal
Last updated 1/2023
English
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What you'll learn

  • Why physical security is so important
  • Why you should never plug in unknown devices into your computer
  • Hak5 Rubber Ducky
  • Hak5 O. MG cable
  • Hak5 Bashbunny

Course content

1 section • 8 lectures • 1h 23m total length

  • USB Rubber Ducky Demo8:14

    Discover why unknown USB drives are dangerous, as a USB rubber ducky can deliver keystrokes to establish a reverse shell and remote control via a web server.

  • Answering your questions1:54

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  • Udemy tips and tricks3:20

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  • Do you trust your USB cable?7:58

    Explore how a seemingly ordinary usb cable can exfiltrate wifi credentials and keystrokes by emulating a keyboard and running a web server, illustrating why you should not trust random cables.

  • O.MG cable configuration: Zero to attack23:23

    Set up the OMG cable from zero to a working payload, enabling keystroke injection and wifi password exfiltration from laptops.

  • Rubber Ducky setup21:53

    Set up the USB rubber ducky, write and encode payloads, and run keystroke scripts to automate tasks across Windows, Linux, and Mac. Explore reverse shells and netcat connections.

  • Bash Bunny17:07

    Explore two Bash Bunny attacks that steal credentials from a Windows laptop: local password cracking to log in, and offline cracking after credential capture, using dictionary and quick creds payloads.

  • Bonus Content0:09

Requirements

  • Computer
  • If you want to copy what I demonstrate, you will need to purchase Hak5 devices

Description

Never, ever plug in some unknown USB thumb drive or cable into your computer!

Are you aware of what these kinds of malicious cables and usb devices can do?

In this course I'll teach you how to use the Hak5 USB Rubber Ducky and O.MG cables to launch various attacks including reverse shell attacks using netcat.

This course teaches you Ethical hacking techniques and will hopefully help make you aware of why implementing good security practices at both home and the office are so important.

You can purchase these devices from the Hak5 website.


Who this course is for:

  • Ethical hackers
  • Security researchers
  • Cybersecurity students

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