Shark Jack Display Adds On-Device Results for Network Testing

Summary

Darren Kitchen introduces the Shark Jack Display, a portable Linux device for network scans and payloads. He highlights its screen, interactive payload controls, longer battery life, Cloud C2 access and Shark Link support.

Key points

• The presenter describes the Shark Jack Display as a portable Linux device that scans networks, runs payloads and displays results without a computer.
• It comes with a crash course and thousands of payloads and examples; the presenter says payloads can be updated on the device.
• The device supports Nmap, curl, netcat and interactive payloads built with Ducky Script.
• Hardware features include an OLED display for real-time results, a rocker switch for interactive payloads and double the battery life.
• The presenter says Cloud C2 lets users access a shell and exfiltrate from a browser.
• Shark Link is presented as a way to use two devices to locate one another across complex VLANs and firewalls.

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