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RoganDawes / P4wnP1

P4wnP1 is a highly customizable USB attack platform, based on a low cost Raspberry Pi Zero or Raspberry Pi Zero W.
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P4wnP1 incorporated into a Keyboard #147

Open careyer opened 6 years ago

careyer commented 6 years ago

Not exactly an issue/bug report but just some experience from incorporating a P4wnP1 into a USB keyboard.

I used a cheap USB 2.0 High Speed Hub from ebay (#301820219992) in order to be able to connect both keyboard and Pi0W internally to the USB cable heading towards the PC. Everything turned out nicely but the solution has some flaws that I wanna share:

  1. on first connect a short notice that a new USB-Hub 2.0 is installed is given
  2. even though it should be a USB 2.0 Highpseed Hub it seems to be of some slow sort or act as a USB 1.0 Hub only. Windows pops up a notice that the connected device could be faster on a Highspeed port (or is the Pi0W acting as a USB 3.0 device?) usb_high_speed
  3. the keystroke injection is considerably slower than usual (because of lower USB speed)
  4. since the Pi0W is hidden beneath the handrest the user will notice that the handrest gets considerably heated up by the Raspi after some time

Keyboard opened up: p4wnp1keyboard_01 A bit of USB-Hub stripping, soldering and hot-glue fixing p4wnp1keyboard_02 Put back together: p4wnp1keyboard_03 Looks like brand new in its original cardbox box p4wnp1keyboard_04

mame82 commented 6 years ago

Very nice. P4wnP1 is running on USB2.0, btw.

careyer commented 6 years ago

Thanks for your compliment! It turned out quite well - the only dissatisfiying thing is this "USB 2.0 this device could work faster" notification message. I have tested again on a USB 2.0 only (non USB 3.0) port on my PC as well and the notification is still displayed. Seems like the HUB is only running at USB 1.0 speed for some unknown reason (it is a USB 2.0 devices though). That would als explain why the keyboard injection works WAY(!) slower right now. I will debug further and share my findings here if anyone is interested - maybe it is because the EMF shielding of the cable is tied to GND now?

careyer commented 6 years ago

UPDATE: Finally figured out what the problem was with the USB-Hub. After hours and hours of debugging it turned out that the item was a fake USB 2.0 hub. Only the String "USB-Hub 2.0" is used as the USB device name whereas the chipset used is only a cheap USB 1.1 chipset . Damn - there is so much faked stuff arround on ebay lately. (Just recently bought some faked Samsung MicroSD Cards, now the same thing with commodity products like USB hubs) GRRRR!!!

I changed the USB Hub for a real USB 2.0 version now and everything works brilliantly! I also got rid of the problem that the handrest would heat up after a while by placing the Pi0W to another location inside of the keyboard. Everything stays nice and unnoticeably cool now! ;-) 191017234021 191017234039

Cheers! Keep up the excellent work!

olaf-hoops commented 6 years ago

Great work! Can you tell me what USB hub you used? It looks really small

careyer commented 6 years ago

@onehitwonderos : It is just the PCB from a random "wire harness" style USB-Hub. Pretty much something like this... https://www.amazon.de/DIGITUS-High-Speed-4-Ports-Stecker-Netzteil/dp/B004BU8HWI This style of USB hub can be easily disassembled and has a rather small footprint.

ch3lmi commented 6 years ago

Excellent idea @careyer ! I finally took the time to assemble mine and also put the pi zero and the up in the top of the keyboard, most likely at the same place as you did. Just had to rip off some inner plastic from the keyboard to fit the electronics in.

Thanks for the inspiration

careyer commented 6 years ago

You are welcome dude! ;-)

careyer commented 5 years ago

Today I had the chance the play a bit with neat digital X-Ray technology. The resolution is quite striking.

Enjoy! : P4wnP1_Keyboard

Swiftb0y commented 5 years ago

Good luck getting that past the TSA ;)