Kiosk Striker

Free

1.0.1for iPhone, iPad

Michael Muller

Developer

Aug 1, 2015

Update Date

Utilities

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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12+

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17+

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Kiosk Striker Capturas de tela

iPad

iPhone

About Kiosk Striker

Kiosk Striker is an application that aims to support Pentesters, Technical Auditors and Kiosk software vendors in conducting a legal penetration tests and security audit against the Kiosk System to validate that there is no way in breaking out of the Kiosk limitations by keystrokes.

Requirements:
This app requires an InputStick (LE / BT4.0 Version) which you can buy from inputstick.com.
We are in no way affiliated to InputStick.

How-To:
Plug in the InputStick LE into the target Kiosk system, wait a second and then start Kiosk Striker. The app will autoconnect to an available InputStick LE and display the successful connection in the UI.
Then just choose the key combination you whish to send or go to the "Brute Force" tab and choose a modifier key (CTRL, Shift, ALT or GUI-Key) and the characterset to send. Then just press enter and watch the Kiosk system screen for activities.

Thanks:
Some graphic elements are downloaded from clker.com (mainly from OCAL, thank you!) and then are modified by myself.