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    If you can't specifically type characters and you don't want to risk flashing the duck and the firmware, you could always use command space, type "Terminal" and use a WGet like command. That would download the file meaning no need to type everything out! Quick and simple.
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    Hi, Can you post the URL here? I don't know your github details and you haven't provided a link. Cheers, MB60893
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    Try creating a simple duckyscript with the online duckencoder and see if you can get that to work. The duckencoders seem to fail a lot more than the online one.
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    Also, check to see if you have the latest version of Java. I say this as you switched your directory to try and flash the ducky. You should just be able to type in "java -version" and you would get the version number of Java. This suggests that you might need to add Java to your path. Just look at this website: http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/java/15inout/windows-cmd.html Cheers, MB60893.
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    Hmm. The SD Card adapter may be malfunctioning, or it might be a case of a fault in the formatting of the SD Card. Try a different SD Card formatted as FAT32 and see if that works.
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    Darren, just went to the USB Rubber Ducky Website, and I find the domain name is not shown, rather the IP Address - http://192.64.85.110 There may be some kind of error in the webpage that changes the domain name.
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    A Slurp refers to basically copying files off a device, in this case our computer, to a USB. Just type in the search bar "Duck Slurp" and you will find more info on how to do it. Pretty easy really.
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    You may need to write a script for the ducky first, then try plugging it in. Also, try a powered USB port. It is a bit of a far-fetched idea, but sometimes it may be a case of having not enough power to let the Rubber Ducky work.
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    That is fantastic. I'll have a look at the application later. This is a great tool for people starting out with the ducky. I see you have coded in Java, so does that mean that you have managed to somehow imbed the duckencoder in the application?
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    Yes. You should be able to get all files with HTC Sync.
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    Hmm. I think there is a way to stream what should be on your phone to a PC Screen, the same way AirPlay works for iOS. If you have files on the SD Card, you can just connect it to your PC or HTC Sync and it will do the same job. You don't really need the USB Rubber Ducky unless you need to activate the mount feature.
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    If that doesn't work, use one of the duck slurp or wget scripts. Look here on the forums and also in the USB Rubber Ducky GitHub directories.
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    Awesome! Can you post the script?
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    Has anyone seen the PwnPad by PwnieExpress? It could be extremely powerful with the WiFi Pineapple, and all of the apps are there. Please let me know what Hacking Tools you would like to have, or have and use! 8-) Cheers, MB60893.
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    I recall Mubix doing something a while back with .dll injection and interception in Internet Explorer. Based on this, I would say the same principle would work with Firefox. Check it out here: http://www.room362.com/blog/2014/01/16/application-whitelist-bypass-using-ieexec-dot-exe/ There is a similar .exe from memory to ieexec.exe which you can utilise. Good luck!
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    I recommend handling everything from a VBScript. VBScript (NOT Visual Basic, or VB.NET) is a great way for handling things across multiple computers. You can even create a group policy on a network and it will deploy your script universally across a network. Have a look at my previous post about gathering network info. Use examples of this when creating your own scripts. Cheers, MB60893.
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    Thanks. You really need to just run the file separately. The ducky is just the quickest way to grab and execute the file, plus you can copy the whole directory where the files are created to a separate USB or webserver etc.
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    Guys, just to cover as much ground as possible, I have written a script which gathers all of this info on a PC, and saves it to a selection of files. Could be really useful with the duck. Have a look here: Link: https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/32734-gather-network-and-system-information/#entry244734 Please let me know what you think. I value feedback immensely!! Thanks Everyone! MB60893 Out.
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    Awesome! Keep adding more songs guys, I love the music that's coming in!
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    If it is not a timing issue, try compiling the .bin file with the duckencoder online toolkit (411 created it. Works great and more reliable than the actual compiler.) Try that, and reformat the SD Card. That should work. If that doesn't work, then there may be a problem with your duck. Try pressing the button on the duck as well after a minute of the duck being plugged into the machine. That may mean the duck isn't properly recognised by the computer. The driver may not be installed correctly, or the duck may be faulty.
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    Nice Work! Consider using some of the source code out on the interwebs in C# or some other language and compiling that. I know there is a C# compiler on the system, so that might be a good way of creating a better Matrix!!
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    Firstly, may I just say this took ages for me to build. I have been extremely busy of late, and I have finally compiled a really useful network and system information gathering tool. PLEASE NOTE: I am freely releasing this code. Please keep all copyrights, as this took me ages, and I don't want people claiming they did all the work just with a simple "copy and paste" being the truth. Some of the VBScript I have had real troubles with. The final thing I want to implement over time is some sort of get BIOS information, but aside from that the script should do. The USB Rubber Ducky could use this script quite effectively with a kind of Duck Slurp to copy the files. You might need to pull a powershell wget and execute (type that into google, and click the github result) to use the script on the machine, but aside from that, it might be a valuable form of reconnaissance, as the script takes about 10 seconds in all to work! If anyone has troubles, please note there is a temporary file which shows the processes. It refreshes every second or two. You might need to kill the VBScript process in CMD with taskkill /f /im "process_name.exe" /t, but aside from that the script will work flawlessly... or at least it has for me!! 8-) Enjoy! MB60893 Out. _____________________________________________ Save the file as a .vbs script and run. Win XP, Vista, 7, 8.
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    My goodness, thankyou Cooper for listing these music groups, you must really be passionate about music, and hacking!
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    I have programmed in Python for just over two years now, and I use about 10 other programming languages. The functions that Python bring with simple string concatenation and mathematics is fantastic, and I love the simplicity involved. However, python is an interpreted language which is slow as hell compared to something that is compiled, like C or C++. Because of this, I would say link the two languages if you need to do any projects that are very complex, but remain with something that is quick and compiled. MB60893 out.
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    Hey Everyone, I was just wondering what music everyone had on their "hacking playlists" so to speak. I have a lot of music like Scrap the System - Brennan Heart; Java - Pronobozo; some Dual Core and so on. Let me know what you love to listen to, and we can all compile and add to our very own Hacker Playlists! MB60893 Out!
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