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exploitagency / ESPloitV2

WiFi Keystroke Injection Tool designed for an Atmega 32u4/ESP8266 Paired via Serial (Cactus WHID Firmware). Also features Serial, HTTP, and PASV FTP exfiltration methods and an integrated Credential Harvester Phishing tool called ESPortal.
MIT License
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Functional devices, the possibility of wi-fi adapter #20

Closed winner13 closed 6 years ago

winner13 commented 6 years ago

Kind time of the day, I do not know if there is any support for this project, but I'll try to ask.

Can I use the device as a Wi-Fi adapter? Like entering data when connecting to another access point, the facility is working fine, but for full control I can not transfer the file, or use the network of the device itself (Exploit: DotAgency). Help to solve the problem with the control, can I somehow configure the WHID injector as well as the Wi-Fi adapter on the remote computer?

winner13 commented 6 years ago

I will clarify, the remote computer does not have a network, from peripheral devices, only a temperature sensor. With the WHID injector, I can control the work, but I can't get data from the device.

P.S. Thought I was buying a wi-fi adapter, with keyboard emulator functions. It seems I was wrong.

exploitagency commented 6 years ago

Your English is not so good(don't worry mine isn't either), so I am having some trouble understanding your goal.

You are attempting to exfiltrate data?

If so just use the serial exfiltration method, no networking is needed with this method.

The device is not a "wifi adapter" in the sense I feel you are trying to use it.

If the computer has a wifi adapter then write a payload to connect it to the access point provided by ESPloit. Or connect ESPloit to the same network the computer is on.

It works in one of two ways.

ESPloit provides a wifi access point to allow access to the "ESPloit network" and obviously nothing external is available.

or

ESPloit is connected to an existing network and can be accessed from within that network by any device.

In neither configuration does ESPloit act as a "wifi adapter" for the computer who's USB port it is attached to. You still need a wifi adapter to access the ESPloit access point or a wifi/or/ethernet adapter to access a local network which ESPloit is connected to.

I think that answers your question. So I will close this issue.