WHID Injector - Tips and Tricks
WHID Injector - Tips and Tricks
What is it ? The WHID Injector is USB Key which act as a remote keyboard. Basically it sets up a Wifi Access Point where you can connect and send whatever you want on the machine. It also has a Rubber Ducky payload converter, an exfiltrated data tab and many more.
What can I do ? Everything you could do with a keyboard plugged into a computer, for example : using WHID Toolkit you can spawn a reverse-shell :D
Where to buy a WHID Injector ? I got mine from Aliexpress, it’s also available on ebay around 15+ $ ;)
Basic Setup
First you need to connect the web server hosted on “http://192.168.1.1”, only reachable over the Exploit Wifi. Use the following default credentials to connect to the AP.
SSID "Exploit"
Password "DotAgency"When you want to update/upgrade some components you will have to login with these credentials. The default administration
username "admin"
password "hacktheplanet"Build your own firmware (do not trust the fishy chinese firmware from internet :P)
Setup Arduino IDE
One who buys an electronic usb stick online might want to change the firmware in order to get rid of a backdoor, or just to upgrade it.
- Download and Install the Arduino IDE from http://www.arduino.cc
- Go to File - Preferences. Locate the field “Additional Board Manager URLs:”
- Add http://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json or https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino/releases/download/2.3.0/package_esp8266com_index.json if an error occured.
- Select Tools - Board - Boards Manager. Search for “esp8266”.
- Install “esp8266 by ESP8266 community version 2.3.0”.
If it’s not enough I saw someone installing the following ;)
Select Sketch - Include Library - Manage Libraries. Search for "Json".
Install "ArduinoJson by Benoit Blanchon version 5.11.0" and click "Close"
Download https://github.com/exploitagency/esp8266FTPServer/archive/feature/bbx10_speedup.zip
Click Sketch - Include Library - Add .ZIP Library and select bbx10_speedup.zip from your Downloads folder.Customized keyboard mapping
If you are french you might want a french keyboard with AZERTY mapping, unfortunately this isn’t the default behavior of the WHiD Injector. Now we will modify the file Keyboard.cpp to replace the english charset with a french one.
- git clone https://github.com/exploitagency/ESPloitV2.git
- Go back inside the arduino folder and open
arduino-1.8.4/libraries/Keyboard/src/Keyboard.cpp - Replace the
_asciimapwith this one
const uint8_t _asciimap[128] =
{
0x00, // NUL
0x00, // SOH
0x00, // STX
0x00, // ETX
0x00, // EOT
0x00, // ENQ
0x00, // ACK
0x00, // BEL
0x2a, // BS Backspace
0x2b, // TAB Tab
0x28, // LF Enter
0x00, // VT
0x00, // FF
0x00, // CR
0x00, // SO
0x00, // SI
0x00, // DEL
0x00, // DC1
0x00, // DC2
0x00, // DC3
0x00, // DC4
0x00, // NAK
0x00, // SYN
0x00, // ETB
0x00, // CAN
0x00, // EM
0x00, // SUB
0x00, // ESC
0x00, // FS
0x00, // GS
0x00, // RS
0x00, // US
0x2c, // ' '
0x38, // !
0x20, // "
0x20, // # :TODO
0x30, // $
0x34|SHIFT, // %
0x1E, // &
0x21, // '
0x22, // (
0x2d, // )
0x31, // * : done
0x2b|SHIFT, // +
0x10, // ,
0x23, // -
0x36|SHIFT, // .
0x37|SHIFT, // /
0x27|SHIFT, // 0
0x1e|SHIFT, // 1
0x1f|SHIFT, // 2
0x20|SHIFT, // 3
0x21|SHIFT, // 4
0x22|SHIFT, // 5
0x23|SHIFT, // 6
0x24|SHIFT, // 7
0x25|SHIFT, // 8
0x26|SHIFT, // 9
0x37, // :
0x36, // ;
0x64, // < Done
0x2e, // =
0x64|SHIFT, // > Done
0x10|SHIFT, // ? 0x38 -> 0x10 OK
0x1f, // @ TODO
0x14|SHIFT, // A
0x05|SHIFT, // B
0x06|SHIFT, // C
0x07|SHIFT, // D
0x08|SHIFT, // E
0x09|SHIFT, // F
0x0a|SHIFT, // G
0x0b|SHIFT, // H
0x0c|SHIFT, // I
0x0d|SHIFT, // J
0x0e|SHIFT, // K
0x0f|SHIFT, // L
0x33|SHIFT, // M
0x11|SHIFT, // N
0x12|SHIFT, // O
0x13|SHIFT, // P
0x04|SHIFT, // Q
0x15|SHIFT, // R
0x16|SHIFT, // S
0x17|SHIFT, // T
0x18|SHIFT, // U
0x19|SHIFT, // V
0x1d|SHIFT, // W
0x1b|SHIFT, // X
0x1c|SHIFT, // Y
0x1a|SHIFT, // Z
0x0c, // [ TODO 2F
0x31, // bslash
0x0d, // ] TODO 30
0x2F, // ^
0x25, // _
0x35, // ` TODO
0x14, // a
0x05, // b
0x06, // c
0x07, // d
0x08, // e
0x09, // f
0x0a, // g
0x0b, // h
0x0c, // i
0x0d, // j
0x0e, // k
0x0f, // l
0x33, // m
0x11, // n
0x12, // o
0x13, // p
0x04, // q
0x15, // r
0x16, // s
0x17, // t
0x18, // u
0x19, // v
0x1d, // w
0x1b, // x
0x1c, // y
0x1a, // z
0x2f|SHIFT, //
0x31|SHIFT, // | TODO
0x30|SHIFT, // } TODO
0x35|SHIFT, // ~ TODO
0 // DEL
};Update Arduino Component
Let’s build the Arduino project, open the Arduino_32u4_code in the folder ESPloitV2.
In the IDE choose these options:
- Select Tools - Board :
LilyPad Arduino USB. - Select Tools - Port :
/dev/ttyACM0 - Build and upload the sketch (you might need superprivilege)
Update ESPloitV2
Creating a custom firmware is the only way to modify the UI, to do so you will need to open the ESP_Code sketch:
- Open the ESP_Code sketch from the source folder.
- Select Tools - Board - “Generic ESP8266 Module”. (Previously installed)
- Select Tools - Flash Size - “4M (3M SPIFFS)”. (You need this, otherwise the IDE will throw an error about size)
- Select Sketch - “Export Compiled Binary”.
The firmware is now available in your /tmp/arduino_build_XXXXXX/*.bin. The upgrade firmware function in the panel at 192.168.1.1 will upload the file.bin and reboot the WHiD Injector.
Holy sh*t, I bricked my device
Chill my friend, this device is hard to brick. If you have messed really hard you can push the reset button.
- Open Arduino IDE and open ESP Programmer sketch
- Insert WHID
- Press Upload sketch and start the unbrick phase in the same time
Start the unbrick phase with a magnet by placing it close that side of the PCB where the hall sensor is located (do it two times). Close-away-close-away
Play time
Here is a simple payload which will spawn a terminal in a remote computer, you can either run it inside the livepayload tab of the AP, or you can use the Whid Toolkit
Simple command execution :
Rem:Command Execution (ALT+F2)
Press:130+195
CustomDelay:1000
Print:xterm
CustomDelay:1000
Press:176Docs:
- https://camo.githubusercontent.com/11652f5ea3a5600654e558177a5311893392ee73/687474703a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f7041636c55544d2e6a7067
- http://www.zem.fr/utiliser-mouse-keyboard-azerty-arduino-pro-micro-teensy/
