Dec 11, 2017 06:37 PM
(This post was last modified: Dec 11, 2017 06:40 PM by AceHardware.)
I'm having a problem with executing an attack on a machine running Sophus Anti Virus. If anyone knows of anyways I can disguise my payload so it cant see it or a way to disable the Anti Virus I would appreciate it.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: I will be using a USB Rubber Ducky with Twin Duck firmware to launch this attack. I will plug in the device which is carrying my payload and the Ducky will get to work typing in power shell commands to run the exe file. Then this file will give me remote access to the victims computer through metasploit. The machine will be running the Windows 10 operating system and will not have admin rights. CMD is enabled;Task manager is enabled sometimes(note sure why this fluctuates);power shell is enabled.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: I will be using a USB Rubber Ducky with Twin Duck firmware to launch this attack. I will plug in the device which is carrying my payload and the Ducky will get to work typing in power shell commands to run the exe file. Then this file will give me remote access to the victims computer through metasploit. The machine will be running the Windows 10 operating system and will not have admin rights. CMD is enabled;Task manager is enabled sometimes(note sure why this fluctuates);power shell is enabled.

