Introduction to Penetration Testing with BadUSB

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	Hak5 USB Rubber Ducky compatible Introduction to penetration testing with BadUSB Our company Takeshita giving practical training and lectures at DEFCON is presented by Bad USB. Practice the penetration training procedure on an actual machine.

Seminar name/code	Date/time	Overview
by BadUSB Introduction to Penetration TestingNew (Code: BadUSB-1)	1 day (10:00-18:00)	Takeshita, who gives practical training and lectures at DEFCON Packet Capture Village in Las Vegas, will be holding an open demonstration of penetration testing using BadUSB, which is conducted by the Self-Defense Forces and the Ministry of Defense. You can actually run it and check it using PC, smartphone (Android), and Kali Linux.
Textbook and equipment used	Lecturer	Purpose
★Distribution ・Bad USB Hak5 company USB Rubber Ducky ・Resume materials ・CD-ROM ・USB memory ・Ikeriri bag ・Ikeriri magnet ★Equipment used ・LAN cable/router ・2 PCs per person （Kali Linux/Windows）・One smartphone per person （Android）・Network environment ・Whiteboard ·projector	Megumi Takeshita Ikeriri★Network Service Co., Ltd.	Introduction to penetration testing with Bad USB devices in generalAttacks on systems by devices called BadUSB devices are one of the threats. In this seminar, BadUSB will actually conduct a penetration test using Hak5's USB Rubber Ducky, and Purpose is to enable you to perform penetration tests with BadUSB devices. *Although it is okay to attend the seminar even if you are new to Linux, we are targeting those who have at least one year of practical experience, basic computer operations, and experience entering commands at a command prompt. We also recommend that you have basic knowledge of LAN and TCP/IP. (Please note) This seminar is designed to learn cyber security attacks and countermeasures in a closed network for practical training.Actually, hacking into the external Internet violates the Unauthorized Access Act, as well as criminal and civil laws, and may result in punishment. This seminar is strictly a seminar to learn about actual cyber security attacks and take countermeasures. Please confirm and agree to this
Seminar details New
Introduction to Bad USB devices Preparing the Ducky Script environment Ducky Script Basics Button/LED/operation mode control Spoofing vendor ID, product ID, and USB variables About Rubber Ducky constants and variables About Rubber Ducky operators and control structures About Rubber Ducky functions Rubber Ducky Application Instructions Rubber Ducky data output (leaked) Rubber Ducky extensions		Rubber Ducky FAQs and TIPS Penetration testing exercise (1) Penetration testing exercise (2) Penetration testing exercise (3) Penetration test flow Penetration testing guidelines BadUSB penetration example