Added HackerGPT, FlipperZero, and custom BadUSB scripts for the flipper zero (data exfiltration + vulnerability scanner) #480
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Hello,
The following have been added:
HackerGPT: A custom chatGPT 4 GPT that acts as a capture the flag in which first, the experience level of the user is asked and then a corresponding application is simulated for the user to hack into. The user can use the chatbox to input commands as if they were in a terminal. Since this is through AI, it can adjust and they can ask for help if they are stuck.
FlipperZero: Added the flipper zero store link as the following badusb scripts I provided are primarily accomplished with the flipper zero's badusb module.
CredentialHarvester: Badusb script that extracts all saved credentials from chrome, Firefox, and edge and saves them to a secondary usb for further analysis.
VulnerabilityScanner: Badusb script that will scan for potential vulnerabilities on a device such as all open ports, password policies, missing updates, misconfigured software, antivirus and firewall rules, logs, and more. All results are saved onto a secondary usb for further analysis.
I hope you like these additions!
Thank you,
Mark