Analysing an O.MG cable
Setting up an O.MG cable for keystroke injection attacks, and then forensically dumping the firmware for analysis.
Grumpy Admin here (again),
Doesn’t it make you grumpy, that you write a blog post, then directly after you publish it you actually find a better way of doing something you mention in the blog post.
Well we all learn stuff don’t we… Finding a better way of doing stuff is what this always about!
Little did I know that in WMF 5.0 which is installed in Windows 10 and Server 2016 etc, Microsoft now support the copying of files over a session.
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/poshchap/2015/10/30/copy-to-or-from-a-powershell-session/
So I can create a session variable
like this
$session = new-pssession -computername nano01 -credential (get-credentials)
and then I can simple supply the session as part of the destination
copy-item .\nano01 -destination "c:\temp" -ToSession $session
How much simpler is that, than all that messing around, with file shares, and firewalls and stuff – Goes to show, Grumpy Admin learns new stuff all the time as well!
So here are some screenshots on how to improve my method of domain joining a nano server!
Simple
Hazzy