Category Archives: Hardware

LanTurtle QuickCreds/Responder

LAN Turtle offers a handful of useful Modules to the end user such as sshfs, meterpreter-http, urlsnarf, dnsmasq-spoof and more, the drawback is that if you try install and configure all of them then you most likely will be left with no space: “fatal: write error: No space left on device”

…with the most space hungry module being that of Responder/QuickCreds and one of its dependancies (git). At this point you have two options, a) either install whatever module you need and delete whichever you dont or b) use the below respondeme.sh script
ssh root@172.16.84.1
mount -o rw,remount /

cat <<EOF > respondeme.sh
#!/bin/bash
opkg update
opkg remove git
opkg install unzip
opkg install python-openssl
opkg install python-sqlite3
cd /tmp
rm -fr /tmp/Responder
rm -fr /tmp/Responder-master/
rm -fr /etc/turtle/Responder
wget -q -O /tmp/responder.zip --no-check-certificate https://github.com/lgandx/responder/archive/master.zip
unzip /tmp/responder.zip
mv /tmp/Responder-master/ /etc/turtle/Responder
rm /tmp/responder.zip
rm /etc/turtle/Responder/.gitignore
rm /etc/turtle/Responder/LICENSE
rm /etc/turtle/Responder/OSX_launcher.sh
rm /etc/turtle/Responder/README.md
EOF

chmod +x respondeme.sh
./respondeme.sh
turtle
(to go back to the Ncurses style text-based menu, navigate to QuickCreds or responder and configure or start)

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Bootless USB to SATA Controller

Last week I bought a 1T USB portable Verbatim case with model#: 53039 and serial#: RP211X102347. The plastic USB case houses a Toshiba hard disk and a USB to SATA controller with serial#: 200514081421.

To my surprise I realised that I was not able to boot my macbook from this external USB disk after installing OS X Lion onto. After several attempts with other working bootable images on different machines, I ended up taking apart the housing and mounting the enclosed Toshiba disk onto my portable SATA to USB Konig adapter kit. This time everything worked perfectly:)

It’s was the first time I bought a Verbatim product for a long time now, last time must have been since the end of life of 3,5” floppy disks and the 100MB ZIP floppies for Iomega drives; I should have stuck with WD or LaCie that do come with decent USB connector to SATA connectors.Facebooktwitterredditpinterestlinkedinmailby feather