LAN Turtle 101 - First Boot and Software Update

[@stykytte]

.. Ohhh yeah I got one these.. I got a bit tipsy one night after watching Mr Robot and lamenting my life choices then bought your whole field kit thingy.. I should probably break it out and learn how to use it.

[@0rez]

DUDE- I legit just finished season 4 of Mr. Robot over the weekend, and my Hak5 kit just arrived. We are twins

[@leocelente]

This is great! I'll be travelling to the US later this year and certainly buying one of these

[@rogerabercrombie8450]

Can you do this kind of series for the bash bunny?

[@spray-n-prey9717]

Why won’t my turtle update? It says version 1. URL not found. I tried to update to 6.3.

[@tzisorey]

I don't know what that blue one-eyed mustachioed USB thing is on the wall in the background..... but I suddenly have the urge to find a novelty USB in the shape of the Bits from Reboot....

[@gonespral]

+Hak5 +hak5darren I just received my LAN turtle and had some problems with the drivers on my Windows 7 laptop. I got that fixed, and can now ssh to the LAN turtle from the host computer. However, after playing around with it, I decided to plug it into another computer, and have a go at using the modules I had installed. I could not ssh into the LAN turtle using its network IP address (Connection Refused). I also scanned the LAN turtles services, and got nothing. Any help please? Should I factory reset and try again?

[@santasl]

***** will it be possible to change he behavior so that the bridge interface will forward any DHCP request from the USB Interface to the LAN interface? Instead of providing the computer with a different network (of course this is the default case) It might be suspicious for certain kind of people that the computer gets a different IP address/network of the other computers.

[@alcurb]

My 64-bit Windows7 PC was not able to find the device driver automatically to recognize the LT as a network adapter. So just an FYI for those who are struggling with this issue, you can download the device driver directly from Realtek (www realtek com tw) following this path in their site: HOME > Downloads > Communications Network ICs > Network Interface Controllers > 10/100M Fast Ethernet > USB 2.0 > Software (RTL8152). From here choose the one appropriate for your platform. Then perform a manual installation of the driver.

[@nickxyz001]

Is the wallpaper on your Linux VM available anywhere?

[@davidbirkett4636]

I have a windows 10 64bit, but the LT has never given me the option to make a module. How can I configure it to work it.

[@DesertJeff]

Does this device keep the same IP scheme That it's plugged into? In other words, if it's receiving a 10.249. Whatever. Whatever address will I pass that along to the computer?

[@Gunpowdermaniac22]

So you have to do this with every network it's plugged to? Can you not set it up for plug and play with VPN server to obtain an instant usability of the network?

[@sundhaug92]

No. You only have to do it once per turtle

[@eeluiksraks4415]

What can you accomplish with the lan turtle and bash bunny??

[@Buggy-Grape]

Quite a bit, actually. I.e., backdoor procedures, obtaining critical info or even using it to ssh, etc., into your personal machine via internet.

[@Dude0413]

my sub box just got raped

[@billgringhuis]

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[@НатальяИванова-л3э]

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