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Don't Miss: Dump Passwords Stored in Firefox Browsersįrom an additional Netcat shell, use cat or tail to view the clipboard.txt file contents.

An echo has been introduced to create a newline ( \n) with every entry to prevent data from concatenating on the same line. The command within the loop will repeat over and over again, repeatedly dumping anything found in the clipboard. The while loop will execute pbpaste and pause (sleep) for five seconds. ~$ while true do echo -e "\n$(pbpaste)" >/tmp/clipboard.txt & sleep 5 done An infinite while loop with a five second delay should do the trick. The attacker can dump the clipboard into a local file and occasionally check it for new passwords. MacOS has become better about protecting against keyloggers, and anyone livestreaming the desktop couldn't unhide or reveal credentials stored in the password managers. Scenario: The attacker has established a persistent backdoor and wants to gather passwords stored in KeePassX, 1Password, or LastPass over a prolonged period.
