Added Prompt Injection Payload For Jailbreak #724
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@swisskyrepo I have also added a badusb section and added 2 badusb scripts utilizing the flipper zero, one acts as a vulnerability scanner and the other harvests all credentials from chrome, Firefox, and edge, saving it to a secondary USB. More information on these scripts is at the top of the respective script commented out via a REM section. I hope you like this :) |
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If you would like any changes, please let me know. I am pretty proud of this :) |
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Added a custom payload to the prompt injection section that utilizes the use of hexadecimal. A custom jailbreak prompt is used, in which a value (in this case, writing a script to create a reverse shell on a windows PC) is also declared in hexadecimal form to the variable "x". This tends to bypass restrictions on writing malicious code and results in the decoding of the hexadecimal and whatever task is requested being completed. The following is an attached screenshot showcasing the proof of concept:
