/py_scripts

Primary LanguagePython

Bad USB scripts

This script contains sample code to be fetched by a request from a target PC after plugging in a malicious usb that creates a directory named "Maldir" and a file named "new_file.txt" within that directory. Additionally, it provides a template for defining code to be written into the created file.

Assumptions

  1. The target device has Python installed on their system.
  2. The target device already has git installed[if not, add command on the malicious USB drive]

Execution

python script_name.py

Requirements

  • Python (3.x recommended)

Script Explanation

  • The script utilizes the os and subprocess modules in Python.

  • It first checks if a directory named "Maldir" already exists. If not, it creates the directory.

  • Then, it defines a file path (new_file.txt) within the "Maldir" directory.

  • The code to be written into the file can be added after the file path definition.

Example

# Define the code to be written in the py file
code = """
print("Hello, World!")
"""

# Write the code to the file
with open(file_path, 'w') as file:
    file.write(code)

print(f"Code written to {file_path}.")

Notes

  • Make sure to customize the code template according to your requirements.

  • The provided example demonstrates how to write a simple "Hello, World!" code to the file.

Note: Replace script_name.py with the actual name of your script.