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  • Packet Squirrel Mark II by Hak5
  • Setup
    • Connecting the Packet Squirrel
    • Setting up the Packet Squirrel
  • Getting Started
    • Changes & New features
    • Packet Squirrel Basics
    • Accessing the Packet Squirrel
    • Web UI
    • Getting the Packet Squirrel online
    • Status LED
    • Cloud C²
    • USB storage support
    • Selecting and editing payloads
    • Configuring payloads
    • Running payloads
    • Networking and modes
  • Networking Tutorial
    • Glossary
    • OSI layers
    • Private IP ranges
    • Network masks
    • Packet injection
    • Translation and redirection
    • Packet capture
  • Payload Development
    • Payload development basics
    • DuckyScript for Packet Squirrel
      • BUTTON
      • C2EXFIL
      • C2NOTIFY
      • C2WATCHDIR
      • DYNAMICPROXY
      • KILLPORT
      • KILLSTREAM
      • LED
      • MATCHPORT
      • MATCHSTREAM
      • NETMODE
      • SELFDESTRUCT
      • SSH_START
      • SSH_STOP
      • SPOOFDNS
      • SWITCH
      • UI_START
      • UI_STOP
      • USB_FREE
      • USB_STORAGE
      • USB_WAIT
  • Advanced payloads
    • Quotes and expansions
    • Flow control
    • Redirecting output
    • Payload configuration
    • Return codes & success
    • Background commands
    • Command groups
    • Processing JSON
    • USB encryption
    • VPN configuration
    • Network manipulation
    • Tips, tricks, & pitfalls
    • Python
  • Payload repository
  • Troubleshooting
    • Troubleshooting networking
    • Troubleshooting payloads
    • Factory reset
  • Software Updates
    • Upgrading firmware
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  • LED status modes
  • Blinking green
  • Blinking magenta / pink
  • Blinking blue
  • Cycling red/blue/green
  • Flashing red/blue
  • Other colors

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  1. Getting Started

Status LED

The blinking-lights are not for finger-poking

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On the front of the Packet Squirrel is the status LED.

This multi-color LED reflects the system status, and can be customized by payloads.

LED status modes

Blinking green

The Packet Squirrel is booting.

The first time the Packet Squirrel boots will take several minutes while it configures the internal storage and generates unique SSH keys.

Future power-ups of the Packet Squirrel will take significantly less time.

Blinking magenta / pink

The Packet Squirrel is in first-time setup mode; connect to to start!

Blinking blue

The Packet Squirrel is in arming mode; connect to or ssh to http://172.16.32.1 to configure your device.

Cycling red/blue/green

The Packet Squirrel detected a USB storage device, but could not mount it. filesystem!

Flashing red/blue

The Packet Squirrel could not find a payload for this switch position. Set your Packet Squirrel to Arming Mode and make sure a payload is present!

Other colors

Payloads can configure the LED to many other colors and patters, check your payloads for more information!

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