Glytch: "We've got a full quad core Linux machine... Sometimes I just need a Linux shell." Me: "Uh, so... You wanted to have a Linux machine around, so you bought a keycroc and put it in a keyboard when you could have just bought the latest and most powerful Raspberry Pi for about half the price of the croc?"
Same thing with literally all fo hak5 gear. It's a joke. I can't make some fancy firmware to replace the one on a little linux device but u can easily make a rpi zero do everything all the hak5 gear can do.
True but if your serious about pen testing are you going to spend 3ish hours ordering, installing, setting up a pwnpi that may fail in the field and alert your engagement orrrrrr order this and put that time to Bill a client at $400 an hour? And yes pentest engagements can easily pay that rate, and is the minimum I would contract for.
You could almost take this concept the other way for example "I have to use this special keyboard because I have bad wrists" then implant all the goodies in there
Mic, sdr, micro cam, battery backup, and piazo speaker so to recover/end the plant without detection you can make odd sounds and keyboard functions then the target will throw it away/replaces it.
Will the keycrock pass through the usb if the person is using an rgb keyboard? Or is keycrock impossible to use with an rgb keyboard that has custom lighting? I assume it can’t be used since I am sure it just passes keystrokes using Linux.
I tend to like hacker-types as I basically am one (though I draw the line at violating anyone's privacy). But if someone did that to me, I'd beat them to death with my compromised keyboard. Or I'd ebay a non-working Model M and beat them with that if the first one didn't end the guy. We're all pretty frail, so I probably wouldn't have to, but the thought of it makes me happy. I remember growing up in the 90's with hackers in the D... it was all about crime for money and upgrades; far too serious. We all knew the stakes were at least that high, and plenty ended up like that or in prison. I can't even imagine how silly and jokey the NoCal scene must've been... like a friendly hippy paradise comparatively. Low stakes, easy peasy. Correct me if I'm wrong.
What about implating a KeyCroc into a USB hub? This makes it more portable and is less suspicious than some "random useless" thingy between your keyboard and computer.
should totally work. but if you (have to) put the croc between the hub and the keyboard you have to use the same USB Port on the Hub, that's connected to the croc. if you can plug the hub into the croc it wouldn't matter. But the question is if the croc can also pass through any other data feeds you get from a HUb or a plugged in USB-Stick.
Rethought this , I see where you were going now you want to capture the radio signals emitted by the keystrokes. I've been looking at some things ,,, passive rfid .. Very cheap sdr's can actually replace them. The idea is that the SDR can be used to read the electromagnetic emissions of a device(s), which can then be used to identify the item for more refined targeted attacks. The passive rfid is just cool because it has some memory, and requires no power, just an electromagnetic field . These little baby travel routers that fit in your palm , with usb, running openwrt are pretty interesting too (sdr server). It is impressive how many boxes the keycroc checks off though 🐊
Love it! Great idea.*Takes note*, Violently shake and replace keyboard every day.
@@Glytch Please don't push me down that rabbit hole. It's hard enough dealing with the Key Croc in the visually observable plane lol
Glytch: "We've got a full quad core Linux machine... Sometimes I just need a Linux shell."
Me: "Uh, so... You wanted to have a Linux machine around, so you bought a keycroc and put it in a keyboard when you could have just bought the latest and most powerful Raspberry Pi for about half the price of the croc?"
Don't tell people that. They might buy a raspberry pi zero w with a USB-A addon.
shhhh tmi dude
Same thing with literally all fo hak5 gear. It's a joke. I can't make some fancy firmware to replace the one on a little linux device but u can easily make a rpi zero do everything all the hak5 gear can do.
True but if your serious about pen testing are you going to spend 3ish hours ordering, installing, setting up a pwnpi that may fail in the field and alert your engagement orrrrrr order this and put that time to Bill a client at $400 an hour? And yes pentest engagements can easily pay that rate, and is the minimum I would contract for.
@@jasonthomashorn4794 lol, are working in the field?
Do it! Put an RTL-SDR in!
You could almost take this concept the other way for example "I have to use this special keyboard because I have bad wrists" then implant all the goodies in there
You make very interesting projects.
Great video as always.
Mic, sdr, micro cam, battery backup, and piazo speaker so to recover/end the plant without detection you can make odd sounds and keyboard functions then the target will throw it away/replaces it.
GLYTCH WAS THE BEST ADDITION TO YOUR TEAM YOU COULD HAVE HOPED FOR
Add an SDR? Why YES! Also can we have a close-up of the bare croc?
"I wouldn't be here if I didn't enjoy voiding warranties" ....love it! :)
Will the keycrock pass through the usb if the person is using an rgb keyboard? Or is keycrock impossible to use with an rgb keyboard that has custom lighting? I assume it can’t be used since I am sure it just passes keystrokes using Linux.
I tend to like hacker-types as I basically am one (though I draw the line at violating anyone's privacy). But if someone did that to me, I'd beat them to death with my compromised keyboard. Or I'd ebay a non-working Model M and beat them with that if the first one didn't end the guy. We're all pretty frail, so I probably wouldn't have to, but the thought of it makes me happy. I remember growing up in the 90's with hackers in the D... it was all about crime for money and upgrades; far too serious. We all knew the stakes were at least that high, and plenty ended up like that or in prison. I can't even imagine how silly and jokey the NoCal scene must've been... like a friendly hippy paradise comparatively. Low stakes, easy peasy. Correct me if I'm wrong.
9:13 YES! Please make a video putting a receiver inside a keyboard.
Do it Glytch! great project
It was a pretty good idea about using RTL-SDR in a keyboard
What about implating a KeyCroc into a USB hub? This makes it more portable and is less suspicious than some "random useless" thingy between your keyboard and computer.
should totally work. but if you (have to) put the croc between the hub and the keyboard you have to use the same USB Port on the Hub, that's connected to the croc. if you can plug the hub into the croc it wouldn't matter. But the question is if the croc can also pass through any other data feeds you get from a HUb or a plugged in USB-Stick.
Yeah, I wont pay 100$ for the crock then mail this off somewhere all willy-nilly. At some point, I would want my device back.
think like a villian...think like a villian...
Clueless aren’t you?
I Wana try putting a raspberry pi 4 in a keyboard and have basically a laptop when you connect it to a USB screen and battery pack.
Buy a pi 400
i was thinking about this when first seen the keycroc
Just order a Keelog keygrabber module.
@Glitch I'll watch you put an SDR inside of a cardboard box as long as you promise to do a GSM tutorial with it ......
Rethought this , I see where you were going now you want to capture the radio signals emitted by the keystrokes. I've been looking at some things ,,, passive rfid .. Very cheap sdr's can actually replace them. The idea is that the SDR can be used to read the electromagnetic emissions of a device(s), which can then be used to identify the item for more refined targeted attacks. The passive rfid is just cool because it has some memory, and requires no power, just an electromagnetic field . These little baby travel routers that fit in your palm , with usb, running openwrt are pretty interesting too (sdr server). It is impressive how many boxes the keycroc checks off though 🐊
How about adding a sim card so you can control it remotely anywhere
Would be neat if it had hdmi out, I could make a "cyberdeck" out of a keyboard and some random tv.
You do realize he put a keylogger inside of the keyboard, right? There isn’t any video signal to output over HDMI...
@@over00lordunknown12 hey smartass you can build a identical device with a pwn pi and have hdmi out
I was hoping you would do a video on this
You still won't get me because my 2001 PS/2 keyboard cannot be disassembled
What ARM CPU is in there
you did all that mod'n and the keyboard has an external cable.....................
GSM is still used? I thought that went out years ago.. it's all 4G and 5G now
Does your passion towards implants has its origin in your missing front teeth?
Awesome ! X🤘🏻X
Interesting
😎💗👍
That's right show ya faces for the cops.
Good Job, but lay off the crack.
Lay off the attitude
Too much talk...