Exposing three hacking tools

This report explains how three physical pentesting devices—**Bash Bunny**, **Wi‑Fi Pineapple**, and **Rubber Ducky**—can be weaponized by attackers to automate payload delivery, harvest credentials via phishing/Evil Portals, perform network MITM and reconnaissance, and rapidly inject keystroke-driven malware for data theft and exfiltration. It advises mitigating these risks through strong physical access controls and visitor management, EDR tuned to detect superhuman keystrokes, and rigorous endpoint/server firewall policies with site restrictions and dynamic ACLs to limit lateral movement and malicious traffic.