A few months ago, I don't remember exactly when, I made a thread about some keylogger I was going to plant on my uni's computer labs. Well, the day has come, but I've reached a roadblock. The plan is that I will store the logs locally and then, using a batch script, send them to my machine every 5 minutes through SSH (the machine will be on the same network). The problem is that, when I send the file to my computer with SCP, it asks for a password. As I understand it, you can bypass this by generating an ssh key, but that'd only work if it was one computer sending the files; in my case, there'll be many. Ideally I would like to hardcode my password on the batch script, but I don't know how to do that.Thoughts? If heyuri helps me I might send some lulzy stuff later if the plan succeeds.Marked for deletion (Old)
You're a big baka and WILL get caught. It's not like BITD where everyone was tech illiterate and they didn't have on-site tech staff (except for that one guy that "knows computers" aka. how to reinstall windows).
yuo will be raepd by in prison!
>>141123Yeah? People keep telling me this, but how? How can I get caught?
>>141109there's a program called sshpass
>>141127Is it client-side or server-side? If it's client-side it won't do
>>141129it's a program that allows you to use ssh/scp in a script. you can code the password into the script with it
ayo thank you mane
>>141132sorry i just realized you said batch instead of bash. i don't know if sshpass works on windows. you can try to download pcsp from the putty website and follow these instructions https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23080097/command-to-automatically-input-password-for-pscp
>>141135I can't install anything on the computer I'll be bugging, scp is a default command on windows
>>141136do they let you run exe files at least? downloading pscp.exe lets you run it directly through a batch script without having to run any installers. you just need the exe file to be in the same folder as the batch script
>>141141I did something similar but with plink, now I just gotta wait till monday
>>141142good luck
Well, turns out all the computers use a different, inaccessible network, so I'd need to send the files over to my home server, that is if I could mask my IP somehow. For now I just used the dumb method of logging the keystrokes locally on the bugged computer to which I'll come back tomorrow. If I manage to hijack some poor geek's social media account, that would be pretty lulzy
>>141499can't you just set up a cloud server and send them there?
>>141501that is... also a good idea I suppose
>>141499you might be able to hide the IP by using an environment variable which gets cleared after you run the script. you would have to make sure that the command history gets cleared as well
>>141109here is a fun thing you can do. have it curl this thread with a post request of the data you got and sage it. curl it back once a day. make it a file! they wont know! and you can share teh loot with all of heyuri ヽ(´∇`)ノ
you are anonymous here. this wont send it back to anything you own or have any credentials on, unless u acsses heyuri on your school network they can just review dns logs and get ur mac adress and fingerprint it back to you
>>141533Aside from the fact that this a terrible idea, since I can't change the windows registry to make the logger start automatically, and most people turn off the computers after they're done using it, the logging won't last for more than a few hours.
>>141535how are you going to bug computers then? do you manually go to each computer every day before school starts to activate the script?
>>141535use your brain cell retardchange the short cut icons to be your script and then start the corresponding program normally. hide file extensions. swap icon. get fancy and obfuscate your script just if some one right clicks edit
>>141538yep>>141539the computer resets everything when its reboot, except for files left in one folder which is cleaned once a week, that's where the logs are kept
>>141540how long does the setup take each day?
>>141540that is strange is it a vm? i don't know anything about windows but that sounds pretty cool what they did. most hacker thing to do is boot into ur own os (if the bios is not locked) and edit files from there in a privilege environment.