Camouflage Your Backdoor #520
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This repository contains a demonstration USB Rubber Ducky payload called Camouflage Your Backdoor. The purpose of this script is to show how easily an attacker can hide malicious connections from system administrators or regular users by overriding the
netstatcommand in a Debian-based environment (or any system using~/.bashrc).Obviously in a real-world context this is not enough, but this is intended to give insight into one of the mechanisms often used to do this sort of thing.