Design of Integrated Exploitation Console using Hak5
M. Jeevanantham, C. Thamarai Kani, N. Visweswaran, Perumalsamy Deepalakshmi · International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology · 2019
Hacking is hard for a beginner tech enthusiast to learn hacking or exploit vulnerabilities in real time network or organization. This proposal aims to provide the detailed information of the framework specifically created for HAK5 tools including rubber ducky, a keystroke injection tool looks like a generic flash drive. Computers recognize the rubber ducky as a regular keyboard and automatically accept its pre-programmed keystroke payloads at over 1000 words per minute. LAN turtle is an USB Ethernet adapter with set of backdoors which can be configured by the attacker. These USB Ethernet adapters can be used to remote access computers and create man-in-the-middle attack for testers and network administrators, bash bunny tricks computers into stealing data, documents and install backdoors and other exploits. Wi-Fi pineapple lets attackers to perform man-in-the-middle attacks, advanced reconnaissance, credential harvesting, open source intelligence gathering and more, all from a web based console. This helps the beginner to attack the victim’s computer by helping to create payloads to steal data from victim computer or to create malware and inject them into the victim computer. In this project, we use our integrated console to configure the HAK5 tools to attack or pentest the network in an organization.