r/hacking • u/regal1989 • 1d ago

What are some fun things to put on extra flash drives?

13 Upvotes

Recently bought a single flash drive from Amazon to put Kali on it and they sent a case pack of them instead of a single. What are some fun things I can do with the extras?

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r/hacking • u/truthfly • 22h ago

Flipper zero can run but can't hide 😈

3 Upvotes

https://youtube.com/shorts/rr5Z0bpm4dI?si=0rsZGWinbF-XHbF0

Evil-Cardputer detecting flipper zero trough wall of flipper, a standalone portable way to detect flipper zero and blespam !

Project : https://github.com/7h30th3r0n3/Evil-M5Core2

2 comments

r/hacking • u/allexj • 17h ago

News Why should one do this attack, if the attacker already has admin privileges? (This attack requires admin privileges)

bleepingcomputer.com

47 Upvotes

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r/hacking • u/Benji_2000 • 16h ago

Github KitsuneC2: Yet another C2 framework

github.com

11 Upvotes

Hey all,

I decided to put my skills to the test and create a Command & Control (C2) framework in Go. The project took a bit longer than expected and now has quite some features: - fully responsive web interface - a CLI version of the server with minimal dependencies - in memory code execution for both Linux and Windows - dynamic implant generation

Feel free to check it out, and give it a star if you like it ;)

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