A macOS owning usb drive by Naookie Sato and Miguel Hernandez.
The goal of this project is to create a device that mimics a usb flash drive in appearance, but can quickly aquire remote root access to a target Apple host given brief physical access.
The main attack vector for this project will be physical USB access to the target host; We will be using a keystroke injector and the target computer's single user mode to quickly install a Launch Daemon on the target machine. This daemon will attempt to open an ssh reverse tunnel for the root user to a remote server.
ATMEGA32U4 microcontroller: Otherwise known as the Ardiono Pro Micro or Leonardo, this microcontroller can use the HID protocol to emulate a USB keyboard and mouse. It has a much faster speed than the rubber ducky.
Normally we wouldn't store ssh keys in a git repo. Note that these keys are for placeholding and example purposes, We are leaving fake test keys in the repo to show how the files must be laid out, and how to store ssh keys in c++.