Chrome Path is Wrong about bashbunny-payloads HOT 8 CLOSED

Are you looking at a specific payload here? if so which one?

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Thank you so much for replying to me! The payload is called Mac Info Grabber. In fact, if I don't comment out the lines: /Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Cookies [and]
/Volumes/BashBunny/$lootdir/chromecookies.db.... It won't grab anything! If I knew what I was doing, I could rewrite the code to grab specific documents from multiple directories, but I don't know how to write that; Desktop, Documents, Pictures, Downloads, etc.

Thank you in advance for your help. I can't express how much I appreciate it.

-Cheers!

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I second this -- Chrome 56.0.2924.87 stores the Cookie db file in ~/Users/username/Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/Default

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@markwbrown I appreciate your reply, but you restated the path that leads to the "Default" folder, which does not exist on any of my installs. The correct path to cookies on all of my Macs is as follows: ~/Users/username/Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/Profile\ 2/Cookies

Have a look around your system and verify that there exists a Profile folder.

=Cheers!

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@opticon Nope, ~/Users/username/Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/ does not contain a Profile or numbered profile folder. Which version of chrome are you using?

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As seb has labeled, this is a payload bug. Chrome can have any number of profiles including Default. By default during Chrome install you get a Chrome user called "Default". When you make more users their profiles are pointed at Profile 1, Profile 2, Profile 3, etc.

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Thanks @TheRealNoob for understanding what I was referring to, as well replying to my comment. What would the script look like if one were to look for the Cookies file within three profile folders only? It should't go beyond 3. Lastly, and unrelated to the cookies, I want to extract data from multiple sources on a Mac. I've copy and pasted the entire segment of code, but was curious if there was a single line of code that I should be using, rather than a segment, and add Desktop, Pictures, Downloads, etc. Thanks in advance.

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@opticon
I can't speak for unix, but I have finished rewriting a Chrome script for Windows. Specifically a script that targets the database storing usernames/passwords for website logins. This one. It's not done just quite yet, the author and I still have a few details to work out. The same author also wrote a script for cookies and I plan on helping him out with that script next. There isn't a whole lot of difference between bash and powershell syntax, so you could probably take a look at my scripts once they go up in a week or so. But if you really want to get into modifying your own payloads I would suggest that you learn bash yourself.

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