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Switchblade is an interesting portable troubleshooting toolkit which brings together lots of popular free tools, and adds a few extras of its own. Extract the download to a USB stick and you'll be equipped to diagnose and solve all kinds of PC problems.

The program also provides easy access to a host of tools to help you with more complex tasks. Direct download links for Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, Microsoft Security Essentials and ComboFix will detect and remove malware, for instance. Error Lookup will convert Windows error codes into meaningful text. Regshot can take and compare snapshots of your Registry, then show you what's changed. And you also get copies of PuTTY, Notepad++, FileZilla, Revo Uninstaller, Autoruns, TrueCrypt and Media Player Classic.

And to round off the toolset, there are buttons to grab the PC's event logs (they're copied to your USB stick for later analysis), install the K-Lite Codec pack, and back up or restore the system's drivers. While a set of links highlight useful web sites, including (for instance) the Nvidia and Radeon driver download pages.

Still,the toolkit does provide plenty of useful utilities and options, though. And so while we'd want to extend it by downloading other applications, Switchblade has more than enough features and functionality to justify its download.

3. Run Universal_Customizer.exe as admin (Right click > Run as Administrator). If you received an error message like the one shown below, you are probably using an older version 1.0.0.8 that only works on XP. Make sure you download the Universal Customizer version 1.0.5.5 from the link provided by us.

The LPInstaller.exe is a piece of software developed by Sandisk for updating the U3 software on the flash drive. By default it will query a special website at Sandisk, download the latest U3 software, and flash the U3 partition on the USB flash drive. Since we want to install our own software we simple need to place a file named cruzer-autorun.iso in the same directory as the LPInstaller.exe program and run it. This will replace the existing U3 software with the first part of our payload.

huh, just curious how difficult it would be to add a feature to this switchblade-- the capacity to copy files OFF of the computer you plug it into (e.g. documents, msn messenger logs, etc), while maintaining its stealthiness.

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You may have heard ofHak.5's USB Switchblade orDosk3n's Auto Hack Flash Drive that allow you to quickly dump sensitive data from a PC to your thumb drive. I started to think, what if you did the same thing in reverse? Let's say you control a public machine, you could install a daemon on it that waits for a USB flash drive to be be inserted, and when it is the daemon will copy off all of the contents. People keep a lot of private stuff on their UFDs,so this technique could be of a lot of use to a pen tester. That why I created Thumb Suck. Thumb Suck watched for removable media to be installed, then copies the data off into a folder in the same directory as Thumb Suck named Dump. You can download Thumb Suck and it's source from this link: 2b1af7f3a8