Hypn0ticKi11er

Ah, got it. I'm using both the Ducky and Teency in a presentation and think the code I stated above will be VERY useful for the Teency part. For the Ducky part, I'll just use the batch you kindly wrote for me =)

I did some reaserch and wondered if, instead of a batch file to detect whether the Ducky SD is mounted or not, we could just do something like this: bool init_sd_card(void) { return (card.init(SPI_HALF_SPEED, sd_chip_select) && volume.init(&card) && root.openRoot(&volume)) ? true : false;} That one is for the Teensy so I have no idea on whether it would work on the Ducky or not. Just thought it might work seeing as how similar they are.

Thanks man, this is perfect! I'll let you know how it works out when I get my Ducky =)

Thanks you guys so much =) Great community here! Hopefully, my Ducky will arrive either on Tuesday or Wednesday and I can test all of this on it!

So what your Script does is wait for a drive to show up with the label "Ducky"? Seems like that's the case. So, I'd use this until it recognizes the "Ducky," then I'd have it execute the .jar file inside. Seems pretty udnerstandable once I get the hand of it. Sorry for all the questions, I'm pretty new to this. @overwraith Although I'm new to Ducky, I CAN crypt an .exe file for you (as I saw a different thread of yours about it). If you want me to, shoot me a message (the output would be FUD to all AV's as you were hoping for).

Wow, that's pretty awesome. So you really wouldn't ned to use Download + Execute anymore to set up Meterpreter Shells or any other software. Thanks for all the help!

So just to be clear: The twin duck firmware can make the Ducky actually work as both a Mass Storage Device and a Keyboard?

Thanks for all the responses; they'll definitely guide me towards what I need =). The process itself wouldn't need to be uniform on all OS's; I'm mostly just looking for the easiest way to get the file on the computer and execute it. By chance, is it possible to have the .jar on the microSD card itself and have the ducky retreive it? I'm guessing no, but I thought I'd ask.

I have a quick question: Let's say I have a .jar file I want to execute on a computer with Ducky. Is it possible? Is it possible to make it work on any OS (not just Windows 7 with Powershell)? Thanks in advance