Poor mans BashBunny with RGB-LED

forked from x821938/PoorMansBashBunny

All credits belong there!

The purpose of this fork is to get a better support of the bunny script language.

Read more about the original project here:

Read all about the project at https://www.cron.dk/poor-mans-bash-bunny/

For very little money (about 1/10th of the real BashBunny) you can make a clone with many of the same powerfull features.

Changes I made in this fork:

• Changed GPIO-PINs
• RGB led instead of two single-color leds
• Support for a RGB-LED (compatible to bash bunnys LED-command)
• Added RUN command from hak5 (still porting it)
• Increased size of STORAGE to 256MB
• Set an alias Q=QUACK (for better bunnyscript support)
• Started adding a german keyboard layout

Materials

• Raspberry Pi Zero (Wifi)
• Pi Zero USB Stem
• DIP switch with 4 switches
• 2 x Button
• RGB-LED
• 3 x 330R resistors (470R might work as well)

GPIO-Layout:

(specified in bin/bunny-launcher.py)

• LED_RED with a 330 or 470 Ohm resistor to GPIO5 (I used two )
• LED_GREEN with a 330 or 470 Ohm resistor to GPIO11
• LED_BLUE with a 330 or 470 Ohm resistor to GPIO9
• button_green to GPIO13 and GND
• button_red to GPIO19 and GND
• DIP-Switches to GPIO2, GPIO3, GPIO4, GPIO17 and GND

Install

> sudo su
# apt install -y git
# git clone https://github.com/x821938/PoorMansBashBunny.git /bunny
# cd /bunny
# ./setup.sh

Cool ideas for the future:

• User zero pi w to open a wifi hotspot and allow some kind of remote control
• Add an i2c display

Images

Image of my poorly soldered Bunny with a Frankenstein-Resistor-Constructions (3 x 470 Ohm would be a better solution). Buttons and dip-switches are similar to the original project but I removed the two single-color leds and replaced them with one rgb led.

PoorMansBashBunny vs real hak5 BashBunny:

Features

	pi zero w	bashbunny
Processor	1GHz, single-core CPU	? GHz, quad-core CPU
RAM	512MB RAM	512MB RAM
Storage	micro sd card	desktop-class 8 GB SSD
WiFi	Yes	No
Bluetooth 4.0	Yes	No
free GPIOs	Yes	?
Support	I don't offer any support!	Yes
Serious appearance	It's a lump soldered together	Nice and solid case
Reliability	It's a lump soldered together and combined with some scripts	It's a professional tool
Ducky Script Support	Yes	Yes
Bunny Script Support	Partially	Yes

Conclusion

BashBunny:

• Faster
  • shorter boot times
  • faster attack
• more reliable
• better support
• does not look suspicious
• should be your choice for real pentests!

PoorMansBashBunny:

• very cheap
• might offer additional possibilities throuch wifi and bluetooth
• GPIOs for extentions
• good for learning and building