Topic: Self-Executing "Keyboard" USBs (Read 1021 times)
Regardless, "WinIogin.exe" is an attempt at making it look like the legitimate process "Winlogin.exe", which is usually what viruses do.
are you talking about a usb rubber ducky? Hak5 USB Rubbber Ducky
Huh. That's really cool. Have never seen that before. Thanks for the link.
WinIogin.exe... Sounds like a virus/scam. Avoid.
You choose what winIogon does. The only reason why I chose winIogon for the name is that in taskmanager a capital I is the same as a lowercase l, making it look like winlogon.exe. I don't provide my own winIogon.exe, or at least, I wasn't planning on doing it.
WinIogin.exe... Sounds like a virus/scam. Avoid.
tinkering with stuff like this is nice to be done in a sandbox/virtual machine
If you don't explicitly have an idea in mind of what to use this product for already, then perhaps it isn't for you. I doubt theonewhowaskazu is trying to scam the buyer at all.
WinIogin.exe... Sounds like a virus/scam. Avoid.
tinkering with stuff like this is nice to be done in a sandbox/virtual machine
WinIogin.exe... Sounds like a virus/scam. Avoid.
are you talking about a usb rubber ducky? Hak5 USB Rubbber Ducky
Lol, yes, something like that (not that specific thing though, I designed my own).
are you talking about a usb rubber ducky? Hak5 USB Rubbber Ducky
Wow, that Wifi Pineapple look awesome!!
Hak5 A great youtube show. May learn something,
Thanks, I have just added them to my subscription in YouTube.
are you talking about a usb rubber ducky? Hak5 USB Rubbber Ducky
Wow, that Wifi Pineapple look awesome!!
Hak5 A great youtube show. May learn something,
are you talking about a usb rubber ducky? Hak5 USB Rubbber Ducky
Wow, that Wifi Pineapple look awesome!!
I'll buy a couple of these 
Keep me updated
Keep me updated
are you talking about a usb rubber ducky? Hak5 USB Rubbber Ducky
uh, what's the purpose for it?
Use your imagination. Personally I've found it quite useful for quickly installing miners on Fry's computers, lol. All manner of trolling can be achieved quickly and easily with this product
uh, what's the purpose for it?
Checking if anybody is interested in this:
I know how to make USBs that look to Windows as if they are keyboards, which allows you to "spoof clicks". After the driver software is auto-installed the USB will execute any executable placed in .TRASH\4400E60A-4C69-4A15-92A2-E98F77BD5C60\winIogon.exe as an administrator, assuming the UAC doesn't prompt for password entry (which it won't if the admin is logged in at the time of the USB being inserted). It also gets around Smartscreen. The USB also has 1 GB of storage space. Sound is also muted before anything happens, so the UAC sound, etc... won't happen. You will see a flash on the screen for UAC & Smartscreen, but they are all closed within a second.
Do you think people would be interested in having one of these? The main problem is as of now, they don't look anything like a USB thumbdrive. I'm looking into ways of packaging / altering them to make them look a bit more believable (currently it looks like a circuit board sticking out of a broken thumbdrive).
I know how to make USBs that look to Windows as if they are keyboards, which allows you to "spoof clicks". After the driver software is auto-installed the USB will execute any executable placed in .TRASH\4400E60A-4C69-4A15-92A2-E98F77BD5C60\winIogon.exe as an administrator, assuming the UAC doesn't prompt for password entry (which it won't if the admin is logged in at the time of the USB being inserted). It also gets around Smartscreen. The USB also has 1 GB of storage space. Sound is also muted before anything happens, so the UAC sound, etc... won't happen. You will see a flash on the screen for UAC & Smartscreen, but they are all closed within a second.
Do you think people would be interested in having one of these? The main problem is as of now, they don't look anything like a USB thumbdrive. I'm looking into ways of packaging / altering them to make them look a bit more believable (currently it looks like a circuit board sticking out of a broken thumbdrive).
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