MouseJack Attack- Injection Demo

In this video, i'm using jackit.py and the crazyradio PA dongle to send commands to a victim machine. The machine only needs to have one of these commonly found USB dongles inserted to allow remote control of the system.
I'm then connecting my desktop(victim) to a remote AWS instance, which I can then issue further commands and gain privileged & persistent access (w/ empire)

[@vinod3070]

This is crazy AF!!!!

[@3ch0elite36]

[+1 rep] Good demo

[@debi4n]

you are good

[@jackiehollyoak6896]

I am unable to load jackit.py. could you please advise, I have followed all you videos, is there something that I am missing

[@kobki66]

Hello! Could you help me to patch nrf24 firmware on my crazyradio pa?

[@tkoauto]

hi can you pls show me how to install and configure crazyradio PA on kali linux, when i try to install it , make install on issue....help pls !!

[@gm4984]

Awesome!

[@duckypi-qc5ec]

bro want full vedio by parts plz cant keep finding like this

[@vinod3070]

hey I've searched for crazy radio pa , but I'm unable to find it in my country.
Is there any alternative ??

[@howardzhu7872]

could you share the source link of the scripts(especially pwn and empire one)

[@MentalTacoDog]

jackit.py can be found on github. As far as empire, I see in the video there is a link to PowerShellEmpire.com although I don't know if you'll find the code there as I haven't checked it

[@happinin]

where can i get one of these mousejackers?

[@tobiasmuller527]

So it should work on every wireless mouse am i right?

[@QadriHarris]

Cool

[@anjuduasikka1451]

did u use port forwarding and please explain bro

[@jojo-fp1zv]

Please explain...i dont understand how this works without an backdoor rvs tcp

[@kenjichanhkg]

I guess first send keystrokes to run a powershell script that connects to the aws server via the Internet. and once the TCP is connected, the server can tell the script to do things.

[@happinin]

engineers when designing wireless keyboard or mouse were more concerned about the hacker sniffing out keystrokes. so they encrypted the signals between the wireless keyboard, mouse and usb dongle. but what they overlooked, was that these devices can still send unencrypted signals to the USB and the USB would still accept them.
so the way this works is it simply sends the keystrokes to the remote device. the first few will power the shell, enter in some commands, maybe even inject some data and bobs your uncle. you have remote access.

[@IBITZEE]

WOW!!! ?where to get the radio 'thang'??

[@Lonelytechykarthick]

How to buy in India????

[@duckypi-qc5ec]

@@Lonelytechykarthick to scam people?