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Hi. In my lanturtle in autossh when I click connect it work. The autossh is enabled to start on boot. I try desabling and reenabling. Everytime it's not connecting by itself. Any idea how to fix this.

When copying my .ovpn file to the turtle an error shows briefly. It says

/etc/turtle/modules/openvpn: line: 32 2594 Segmentation fault dialog --help-button --title "OpenVPN Configuration: /etc/openvpn/my-vpn.conf" --editbox /etc/openvpn/my-vpn.conf 18 72 2> $CONF

That is all i see due to overlapping.

FYI:
i have the newest version of the turtle software, openvpn, as well as a newer turtle unit.

The general problem is that the turtle wont connect to my server. Using a mobile works fine

In advance:
Thanks for any help or advice

I updated to the latest firmware. I installed all of the modules and update them. I tried to run quickcreds and I'm getting these errors

etc/turtle/modules/quickcreds: line 128: echo: write error: Invalid argument
/etc/turtle/modules/quickcreds: line 129: /usr/bin/sleep: No such file or directory
/etc/turtle/modules/quickcreds: line 130: echo: write error: Invalid argument
/etc/turtle/modules/quickcreds: line 131: /usr/bin/sleep: No such file or directory

I assume the "Sleep Issue" is my path to sleep is this

root@turtle:~# which sleep
/bin/sleep

when I replace /usr/bin/sleep with /bin/sleep those messages go away

However, I don't know what the issue issue is with the "invalid argument". When I run those commands at the command line they work fine, however, I still get the invalid argument errors on these two commands even though they work at the command line
echo 255 > /sys/class/leds/lan-turtle:orange:system/brightness
echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/lan-turtle:orange:system/brightness

Extra single quote character displays in either host or port fields

I believe Responder is no longer maintained at SpiderLabs' GitHub repo, but at @lgandx instead; therefore the 'responder' module needs updating to pull from the right repository.

This error stops the QuickCreds module from starting after the /root/loot directories 0001 through 0008 have been created. This is because bash interprets 0008 as an octal number and doesn't know how to add 1 to it.

You can fix this by changing this line:
newdir=$((++lastdir))

to this:
newdir=$((10#$lastdir + 1))

1. git clone on line 105 of responder script git not installed by default and causes error when attempting to run from /etc/turtle/responder/responder.py file not found.

• 'opkg install git' works on turtle to solve issue.

2. For record. User forum shows file size issues with installing git and opkg fails with url in script. opkg pre req installs fail on lines 79-98. (issue not observed on my box)

• manual install of each depends from line 79-98 from bash works after issue 1 resolved.

3. Space issue when using git clone 'git://github.com/lgandx/Responder'.
   root@turtle:/etc/turtle/Responder# git clone git://github.com/lgandx/Responder
   Cloning into 'Responder'...
   warning: templates not found /usr/share/git-core/templates
   remote: Enumerating objects: 3, done.
   remote: Counting objects: 100% (3/3), done.
   remote: Compressing objects: 100% (3/3), done.
   fatal: write error: No space left on deviceKiB | 14.00 KiB/s
   fatal: index-pack failed

How hard would it be to make a c2_cloud setup module?

Hi Hak5,

I was trying to setup autossh over ptunnel with the lanturtle. It just wouldn't work... After some research, I stumbled over this thread:
https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/38552-ptunnel-autossh-config/

As stated in the post:

The Problem was that there is no Input field for the port of the host the ssh connection is established to.

I've tested the enclosed code and everything seems to run okay. Would it be possible to fix it in the official repo?

Cheers, and keep up the great work,

ArnCo

Using the Python payload on modern installations of metaploit will send a compressed payload to the LAN turtle. It is expected that the payload with be un-base64'd and then Python's zlib module used to decompress the payload before executing (see rapid7/metasploit-framework#8387)

The Python zlib module doesn't work on the LAN turtle (missing ctypes module, see https://gist.github.com/colinmarc/2152055)

The workaround, currently, is to generate a mipsbe payload (payloads/linux/mipsbe/meterpreter_reverse_https) and replace /etc/turtle/meterpreter/met-https-shell with it. The sshfs module helps with this process.

Furthermore, the command ps | grep -w -q [/]etc/turtle/meterpreter/met-https-worker found here will always return false and replacing it with "met-https-worker" will also return false as the output of ps will truncate to {met-https-worke}. This causes the turtle module to think that it was never started, which means stopping the module needs to happen manually by running kill $(pgrep -f met-https-worker) in the shell.

I packaged the meterpreter script from the lanturtle firmware into a deb application package that can be installed directly, using systemd to daemon the process, the configuration file path: /etc/meterpreter.ini

Repo links: meterpreter-tools

Video links: LanTurtle meterpreter module on Ubuntu

Blog links(Chinese): https://droid-max.github.io/2019/02/16/LanTurtle_meterpreter_module_on_Ubuntu/

So I try to run the scp device.config [email protected]:/etc/ on Windows 10 command prompt with being sshed into the LAN Turtle and I get this error device.config: No such file or directory

How do you fix this?