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Uploaded Default Payloads
Nope. Not removing, Young Padawan.
Title: Default Payload Description: Sets the NETMODE to NAT, then sets the LED to ATTACK Author: Hak5 Version: 1.0 Category: default Target: Any Net Mode: NAT
@jtyle6, besides your copy and paste, I don't know what you are trying to say.
Also the payloads that I just uploaded are pulled right out of upgrade-3.2.bin with one change to switch 1.
Also the payloads that I just uploaded are pulled right out of upgrade-3.2.bin with one change to switch 1.
Thanks for the PR. Could you elaborate on what you changed in the switch 1 payload? Thanks.
@Foxtrot, sure at line 57 in the USB storage mount fail case, I added "NETMODE TRANSPARENT". This way if anything happens to the USB storage device during an engagement, the PS won't block all traffic.
In general, I've had USB drives get dislodged, corrupt themselves, and at times just go bad. I wouldn't want to take down or alert the target of an engagement over a storage issue. Obviously I still won't get any data.
} || { LED FAIL -> NETMODE TRANSPARENT }
https://github.com/hak5/packetsquirrel-payloads/pull/34/commits/86639f17b7bb9b7ee28d43a0fee7e0dae51d66e1
See the red...
You deleted the comments on the top of the payload.
@jtyle6, hey man, use your words. Explain what your issue is.
jtyle6: @Cyrus104, why are you removing the properly formated header that look official? Cyrus104: @jtyle6, the original files in this repo are 3 years old and the latest Hak5 firmware doesn't ship with those old files. I uploaded the files that ship inside the latest firmware.
@jtyle6 setup your Packet Squirrel, update the firmware, and let me know what the default payloads are. Or you can download the official firmware from https://downloads.hak5.org/api/devices/packetsquirrel/firmwares/3.2 and use 7zip to open the filesystem and extract the payload files from there.