In summary,
we have covered the many aspects of the Bash Bunny. We covered setting
up the Bash Bunny and gaining an understanding of the layout of the
file system, loading your first script,
using the Bash Bunny to attack your target, interacting with
the Bash Bunny and loading additional tools,
modifying payloads, and investigating loot.
I really hope you've enjoyed this course on using the Bash Bunny and
feel much more confident in using it as part of your red team
exercises. We're going to wrap up now with a few more resources that
I hope you may find valuable. You can find additional payloads at the
official Git repository, as well as invaluable information on the
Bash Bunny Wiki.
There are several resources run by the communities such as
bunnytoolkit.com that are well worth checking out.
Obviously, if you wish to purchase or find out more about the Bash Bunny,
please do go and visit Hak5 themselves at hak5.org. Finally, be
sure to check out the other courses on Pluralsight that
complement the use of the Bash Bunny, such as Command and Control
with Empire by Rishalin Pillay.
Thank you for watching Pluralsight and spending your
valuable time with me on this course.
I hope you enjoyed learning about the Bash Bunny and now have
one more tool in your red team toolbox.