Hak5's Key Croc is a keylogger armed with pentest tools, remote access and payload that triggers multi-vector attacks after entering selected keywords. It is the best keylogger pentest implant.
Not only does it record and stream online keystrokes, but it also exploits the target with payloads that fire when keywords are typed.
By emulating trusted devices such as serial port, storage, HID and Ethernet, it opens up many attack vectors - from keystroke injection to network hijacking.
Imagine capturing credentials and systematically using them to move data. Or you can pentest from anywhere, live in your web browser with Cloud C2.
It is also simple. A hidden button turns it into a flash drive, where changing the settings is only editing a text file. And with the root shell, your favorite pentest tools like nmap, responder, impacket and metasploit are ready.
The pioneers of Keystroke Injection introduce the next generation of keystroke logging - with active attack charges.
Simultaneous emulation of multiple trusted USB devices. Pass and inject keystrokes with HID attack mode. Get network access to target using ethernet attack mode. Present Key Croc as a Storage Attack Mode flash drive. You can even emulate a serial device for some clever attacks using the Serial attack mode.
The full-featured Linux box comes with a root shell ready to go. And with a 1.2GHz quad-core ARM processor and desktop-grade SSD, your favorite tools - from Nmap and Responder to Impacket and Metasploit - are right at your fingertips.
Simple Key Croc setup
Key Croc is already set up to record keystrokes out of the box. Just plug it in and that's it. It even automatically clones the hardware IDs of the keyboard.
To get payload, just press the hidden button. Key Croc will become a flash drive, allowing you to copy logs by drag and drop.
Activating payloads and configuring settings such as WiFi and SSH is as easy as editing a text file.
