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  1. Send me some code, i'll read through it and try it out, but some of the stuff you want to do is kinda hard to do based on the nature of the ducky.....
  2. so does anyone know why it doesn't seem to work? I'm using arduino v22 (latest) latest teensyduino and have tried mostly everything i can think of. The documentation for the teensy says there is a variable named "keyboard_leds" which will update to show the current num, caps, scroll keys pressed, but it refuses to compile with that anywhere in the code. Was it changed in a recent version or something, and the documentation just not updated?
  3. So I recently got back to coding arduino © and i haven't been able to get keyboard_leds to work at all. It's supposed to be a bitwise variable thats updated with the current keyboard LED setting. (numlock, caps lock.) But i can't get it to compile no matter what i try.
  4. I think the reason it pops up is that when you plug in a new USB device, windows installs the drivers for it, (thereby modifying the registry) and it asks you if you want to allow it. With my settings, this happens quite often.....
  5. To test your code, Serial.print() is definitely the way to go, but when your running it on someone else's computer, weather for good or evil, there isn't any way to get the serial output, so a led is really the only way to do it, if you want feedback.
  6. Make sure you look in the bag carefully, it's so small, it can hide really easily....
  7. this could be prommising: http://www.arduino.cc/playground/Main/PS2Keyboard
  8. Your last link (http://www.instructables.com/id/USB-Mouse-Flash-Drive-Hack/) game me the idea that it (probably) wouldn't be TOO hard to make a mouse that was USB, worked, and also had a keybord for delivering a payload, etc...... (Me has Ideas......)
  9. THAT'S why you have a script with AHK, or some such that views the screen, searches for a specific picture (the expand icon), and it tells the teensy where to click, and which anti-virus it is (based off which icon) so the teensy knows where to click (the script tells it where) then what arrow keys to press to get to the disable.....
  10. Yes, but the actual page on the router for changing setting can vary SOO much. whatever you want to do will most likly be on a different tab even than another router, but it's definatly possible, but will only work on a small amount of routers, unless you made a HUGE database (which is very impractical, there are so many routers, and even different firmware versions...)
  11. Of course- That's what I'm trying to do. The script should be absolutely HARMLESS! The script should tell the teensy (duck) where to click to disable it. That way, it can't be blocked. But you need the script to tell it where to click.... So I still don't know how I would tell the teensy where to click/what to type from a script on the computer.....
  12. Well, I was just thinking that this way, the script (exe) is not doing ANYTHING bad, and therefore there was no chance of it getting nuked by AV...... Anyways, even if I did do that, I would want some way to tell the teensy I'm done, do the next thing, or whatever. (at least that's my thoughts.)
  13. Okay, well it's obvious to me that if you want to do things that are very nefarious, that you're going to have to disable anti-virus/firewalls. Which should be very easy since we can mimic the user. All we have to do is right-click the tray icon, click "disable," then click yes, right? Not really, for one, you can't know where the tray icon is going to be, since it "hides tray icons" (oh i hate that....). For two, there are hundreds of anti-virus/firewall products. I can easily write a simple script with something like AHK to view the screen and find where the "expand tray icons" button is, and even find the screen coordinates of a certain part of a picture (therefore finding out where the tray icon is, so we can click it.) The problem is, we need to have a way to send data from an application back to the teensy, weather we tell the teensy to disable it for us (better than using a script) or we need to tell it when we're done doing something. So We need to figure out a way to send information back to the teensy from withing anything (a shell script, an AHK script, or other things.) I'm sure it's possible, but once this is figured out, it's fairly trivial to build a database of all the anti-virus/firewall products, and what to do on the tray menu to disable them. Here is a really simple AHK script to disable Defense+ on COMODO firewall: DetectHiddenWindows, On ShowComodoTrayMenu() Sleep 500 Send {Down 3}{Right}{Up}{Enter} TrayTip, Defense+ Security Level, Disabled Return ShowComodoTrayMenu() { WinGet, W, List, ahk_class Afx:00400000:0 hWnd := W%W% PostMessage, 10045, 335,0x206,, ahk_id %hWnd% ; Right Click down PostMessage, 10045, 335,0x205,, ahk_id %hWnd% ; Right Click Up } This could easily be expanded for "all" products (although I would prefer the program just tell the teensy where to click, so the program is only viewing the screen, and not caught by anti-virus itself.)
  14. Defiantly, so that apple keyboards get blocked ;) (okay, they won't, but everyone will think apple keyboards glitch a lot, or something....)
  15. Well, It sounds to me that it is POSSIBLE. But I'm not sure when it'll be possible (seems like they are still developing it: http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/UsbStackEnhancements) or how hard it'll be to do. (I suspect fairly easily, but you won't be able to get nearly as advanced as w/ the teensy.
  16. Oh yeah, it is just epoxy isn't it.... oops...
  17. I'm pretty sure you can't get it off without completely destroying it...... ;)
  18. not really, they are just a pass-through w/ recording abilities:
  19. well, I think the "key-logging" will be kinda dificult w/o running software ont he host machine. The only thing shared between keyboards is Caps-lock/numlock/scroll-lock status, Right?
  20. Yeah, I'm sure there's SOMETHING, but it may be too "low-level" to detect it, so yeah, I'm not sure either- If I get one, i'll look into it & compare all the stuff in Right-click-on-drive > Properties > Hardware > Properties > Details and such stuff, but I actually doubt that there will be something unique, but there might just be something there, you never know..... (I don't like to call something totally blocked unless it's COMPLETELY blocked & isn't too user-inconvenient. {I mean, you can always go farther on security....} )
  21. I know, but still, I'm just saying there's a slim chance that there is something that the teensy does that is unique.... maybe- a far shot for sure, but.... Also, Yes, you've easily stopped it, but there is no way that's going to be used by Microsoft/ (most likely anti-virus companies) just because it's so inconvenient for the average user.
  22. In my opinion, the question ultimately becomes: is there any identifying factor that the teensy shows/give off/whatever that we can see as the operating system? If there is no identifying factors, (under hardware details for example) then there is no real defense that is not very VERY inconvenient to the end user.)
  23. In my opinion, the question ultimately becomes: is there any identifying factor that the teensy shows/etc. that we can see as the operating system. If there is no identifying factors, (under hardware details for example) then there is no real defense that is not very VERY inconvenient.
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