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소개
The Hak5 Plunder Bug is a compact, advanced LAN/Ethernet Tap that functions as a mini-switch, allowing for passive monitoring and active engagement via its USB-C port.
Bundled with an Android Root App that enabled packet-capture from your handset, and all necessary cross-platform connection scripts.

Functionality at a glance
The Plunder Bug is designed for System Administrators and Penetration Testers, providing previously impossible functionality from an ethernet tapping device.
In Passive Mode, network traffic can be sniffed, collected and analysed using tools such as WireShark. Combined with tools like pcapfex – automatically dump files recovered from sniffed data.
In Active Mode, the Plunder Bug acts as an unmanaged switch, essentially injecting your device into the network – allowing for standard network analysis and infiltration.
And, for those emergency situations where you need to get jacked into a network – it can even act as a simple USB-C to Ethernet Adaptor.

Small & Discreet
Seriously small form-factor

Dongle Free USB-C
Forget dongles: connect via USB-C

Monitor & Engage
Active & Passive Modes

Gigabit LAN Compatible
Supports 10/100/1000 LANs

Field Optimised
Android App for on-the-go sniffing

What’s included
1x Hak5 Plunder Bug
1x USB-C Cable
1x Quick-Start Guide
Technical Specifications
Supports Native 10/100 Base-T Fast Ethernet
Supports Gigabit Ethernet (auto-degraded to 100MBit)
ASIX AX88772C Ethernet Chipset
1x USB-C Tap / Power Port (5V @ 20 – 300mA)
2x RJ45 Ports
Shipping & Packaging
Each Plunder Bug is dispatched from Europe – no need to worry about slow shipping times, import duties or damaged goods.
Packed in a sturdy compact 85x130x45mm box.
We provide worldwide shipping with express options.

Compatible Systems
Windows: XP, 7, 8, 10 (All Versions)
OS/X: 10.0 – 10.7 (All Versions)
Linux: Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, etc (All Versions)
Android: Requires Rooted Device
Hak5 Cloud C2 Compatible
Plunder Bug Technical Resources
Getting Started Tutorials
Getting Started: Drivers
Plunder Bug 101: How to tap an Ethernet Link
Usage Guides
Introduction to Mode Switching
Mode Switching: Windows
Mode Switching: MacOS
Mode Switching: Linux