[[SOLVED] ^ with a swedish keymap and DuckEncoder 2.6.1]

think that command is using the builtin language map (unless you have unzipped and re-packaged?),

java -jar encoder.jar -l <path to modified language map> -i pass.txt -o inject.bin

[[SOLVED] ^ with a swedish keymap and DuckEncoder 2.6.1]

Try :

ASCII_5E = KEY_RIGHT_BRACE, MODIFIERKEY_SHIFT

If it works I'll patch the SVN, and update the download tomorrow.

[[Poll] Which Country Keyboards Need Support]

For those who looked for ^ in norwegian, edit the no.properties line 129:

ASCII_5E = KEY_RIGHT_BRACE, MODIFIERKEY_SHIFT

Thanks - committed to SVN.

[[SOLVED] ^ with a swedish keymap and DuckEncoder 2.6.1]

what keys do you normally press for ^ ?

[noob questions]

1. Seems that the default CRDA is limited to the US configuration ; UPDATE: I have successfully used iw reg set XX to change the settings for wlan1 :) but not wlan0 :(

2. Though they were 5dB, unless someone can correct me from the Design-Build-Production Team.

3. Appears stable to me on the two internal antennas at 5v, but I admit I haven't tried powering a 3rd USB alpha.

4. Is answered above.

5. Nowadays, AP's seem to auto-select a channel (default iwconfig configuration), but this can be manual set (iwconfig <interface> channel <x>)

[Inception - Firewire exploitation Tool *]

Yep, brings back fond memories of April 2008 ;)

[Close to giving up, need some help please.]

Firmware

In the ducky guide (there is a link in my signature) refer to appendix "Flashing Guide: Linux/OSX"

Dfu-programmer is also available through macports, but it is a pretty good walkthrough of compiling from source. To compile from source you need to download X-code from the app store, and follow the install macports walkthrough.

You can then change the firmware (if you want) to the ones found on the ducky-decode website (again see my sig for the link).

Payloads

You need Java (version 1.7, Apple only supports 1.6 so you have to get v1.7 from Sun/Java website)

Also read up on https://code.google.com/p/ducky-decode/wiki/Encoder_Howto

Once Java is installed, the application to convert your plain-text ducky script into a binary (inject.bin) the Ducky reads, is through a command line interface.

Open up a Terminal (Command-Space, type Terminal, Enter), navigate to the directory where encoder.jar or Encoder.jar is located using standard linux command-line statements.

Execute the encoder with the following command:

java -jar ./encoder.jar -i my_script.txt -o inject.bin

copy the inject.bin to the ducky's sd-card, then insert sd-card into the ducky, ducky into the computer, and hopefully your payload should trigger :)

Any problems hit up the Ducky forum/IRC where there should be at least one other person to help at any given time.

[SSH issue]

Are you asking how to SSH into all three using the same private key?

[[Suggestion] Option key for OSX?]

Added "COMMAND-OPTION" keyword into the SVN https://code.google.com/p/ducky-decode/source/browse/trunk/Encoder/v2/src/Encoder.java if you would like to test it?

So hopefully COMMAND-OPTION <X> will work???

If it works I'll make it mainstream.

[Bootable usb]

Here you go,from a cmd.exe/command-prompt:

diskpart
list disk <------ look for your USB
select disk X <-------determine X from the 'list disk' command above
clean
create partition primary
select partition 1
format fs=fat32 <----- or use fs=ntfs
active
exit

[Char not found:ISO_8859_1_C2]

What key presses do you make to get the ^ char?

Edit:

Looking at https://code.google.com/p/ducky-decode/source/browse/trunk/Encoder/v2/resources/fr.properties = KEY_MINUS, MODIFIERKEY_RIGHT_ALT

are you using the language flag? " -l fr "???

Example:

java -jar encoder.jar -l fr -i input.txt -o inject.bin

[[SOLVED] Arrived Dead?]

It could be a bad/damaged sd-card?

Read the FAQ, and the Ducky Draft Guide, see if you can swap the sdcard maybe the Ducky will spring into life?

[What type of encryption should I use?]

GPG/GnuPG/GPG4Win

They are all free... And use Public-Private Key, Ideally your friend will also use the same method?

There are a few web-isodes on the subject, can't remember the numbers, but believe it was season before last?

[Cannot input option in Serial flash]

If you use a "bus-pirate" you have to enable the pull up resistors (2K – 10K ohms) - maybe this is what your missing?

[UK QWERTY Keyboard?]

Have you tried using the Duck encoder manually?

Example

java -jar encoder.jar -l uk -i test.txt -o inject.bin

[Is my rubber ducky DOA?]

Windows will do that, what happens if you plug it into linux (Ubuntu/Kali)?

Sometimes the little rubber button gets stuck, and you device is in DFU mode.

What do you see in device manager?

[UK QWERTY Keyboard?]

What are you trying to do? payload etc?

What commands are you using?

Have you read/watched the tutorials on usbrubberducky.com?

Have you read the FAQ? or the Ducky Draft Guide?

[[System Patch] Add Time Zone Selection to Configuration Tile]

Glad you got it working :)

[Payload on MacBook Air(2010-2013). Help Needed]

Sounds like you have a newer Mac.

The straight brute-force attack only works on older models. Though apparently you can trick the counter? apparantly by changing the keyboard language every X attempts?

There is also the following instructions to reset the firmware password on newer Macs:

1. Boot with Option key held to display the boot menu’s firmware password prompt.
2. Press Control-Option-Command-Shift-S to reveal a 33-digit hash (mixed letters and numbers) that contains an identifier for your specific motherboard and the Atmel chip used for your system. In this hash, the first 17 digits are an identifier for the system’s motherboard, and the last 16 digits are a hash for the password.
3. Submit the hash to Apple, where someone will put it through a special utility to create a keyfile that is specific for your machine.
4. Place the file on a special USB boot drive and hold Option to load the boot menu and select this drive.

The system will read the file and properly reset the firmware password stored in the Atmel chip.

[[Bug Report] German layout fix - decoder v2.6]

My Bad!

These were all patched in the SVN version February 2013 thanks to Webdirector.

Looks like I forgot to apply the changes to the physical download.

UPDATE: I've now fixed the download (v2.6.1)

Thanks.

[[System Patch] Add Time Zone Selection to Configuration Tile]

Individual paste bin's of the modified and new file:

functions.php http://pastebin.com/AQfwCDt4

large_tile.php http://pastebin.com/ESTMyC8X

includes/content/time.php http://pastebin.com/Tuw2nGcd

but should be simple as:

opkg update
opkg install patch --dest usb
[manually copy n paste patch to file, e.g. vi time.patch]
patch < time.patch

[Payload help needed...]

You also need this version of firmware duck_v2.1.hex

[[System Patch] Add Time Zone Selection to Configuration Tile]

did you use the "patch" command or manual add the additional code?

Could be that copying the code onto the forum has messed up the alignment/formatting, I'll stick a copy on pastebin http://pastebin.com/R1ZBaPwK

[No button on my ducky?]

yep - looks like your "black rubber part" of the button has fallen out during postage?

Happened to me once. I was lucky enough to find it, and squeeze it back into its home.

I suggest going through the Hak shop for an exchange, as it sounds like your Ducky has become damaged in the mail.

Secondly,

The ducky should flash red if the card or inject.bin is not found. If it flashes green, I think its working ok. But with default (stock) firmware has limited OS support - which could be why your seeing nothing.

Without the button, its a pain to start the Ducky in DFU mode, which is needed to update the firmware to the latest community releases.

[No button on my ducky?]

Ive highlighted the button in this pic: http://postimg.org/image/yrr2y582r/1678034c/