* Migration stages are now piped through to a dialog progressbox for monitoring
* Migration stages are now proxied through a separate function to monitor for breaking errors
* Each migration stage now ends with a 3-second sleep to provide time to review the last lines written to the progressbox
* Limited the wget spider retry amount to prevent an indefinite wait during a bad connectivity check
* Nulled stderr on select calls during formatting and data-copy to hide non-critical extraneous errors
* Added a finalization step to inform the user of an impending reboot
Updated the dselect height for setting the log path. The original setting was too large for a default putty screen and was preventing a user from setting the log path.
* Fixed quickcreds with new responder size.
Forces use of SD card amongst some other small fixes.
* corrected fixes
* remove comments
* fixed indexing
* Fixed indexing
* QuickCreds: Remove all trailing whitespace, fix indentation, drop unwanted comments
* Removed odd comment
Co-authored-by: Marc Egerton <foxtrot@malloc.me>
Blink 0.04 was not handled: changed to integer (so, no longer "rapidly")
Orange led was missing: replace by "yellow", which seems to be the orange one...
Because the QuickCreds module clones the Responder repository, a lot of metadata can be found inside the .git folder. Removing this folder will free up valuable space on the LAN Turtle.
* Modified Script to fix a couple of issues
Made the following changes:
Modified check script to only stop when User credentials were harvested. Machine credentials are often captured by Responder and are next to useless on a penetration test. Machine credentials have a $ as the last digit of the username. I also purge the Responder logs correctly at the start of the script and then make a copy of the logs directory to the current loot numbered directory before the cleanup.
* Bumped version to 1.2 to fix 2 issues
Made the following changes:
1. Modified check script to only stop when User credentials were harvested. Machine credentials are often captured by Responder and are next to useless on a penetration test. Machine credentials have a $ as the last digit of the username.
2. I also purge the Responder logs correctly at the start of the script and then make a copy of the logs directory to the current loot numbered directory before the cleanup.
Fixes new directory creation in /root/loot and changes LED blink behavior to now rapidly blink when running and light solid when NTLM hashes have been saved.