[USB Rubber Ducky from Hak5 shop]

Sorry, did not see the date. 

[USB Rubber Ducky from Hak5 shop]

On 11/22/2016 at 11:31 AM, Rkiver said:

To make it appear as a flash drive, ie mountable, you need to have it open so you can press the button on it.

What i did for one of my Rubber Ducky's is measure down from the end of the drive down to the button on the USB male end of the board with calipers. I put the drive back in the case, then measured that again and took a hot paperclip and made a hole in the case. This way I do not have to take the case apart to select the reset button. I mainly use it on my testing drive not my field drive.

[USB Rubber Ducky]

The way my brain is interpreting this is that that when the USB drive is missing, for the program to keep collecting the keystrokes this moves from being a keylogger attack from a HID to actual malware. It would need to be installed on the system and get past the AV being used. If this is your machine then go ahead and install a keylogger. However, if this is not your system, even if this is an ethical event it most likely is out of scope.

[Why no WAN or SD card slot?]

Well I do like how much lighter the Mk VII is. 

[Why no WAN or SD card slot?]

@chrizree I know it is what it is. Was actually wondering what the thought process behind it was and to see how others are working around this. 

I will be making a cyberdeck that will have all this taken care of. 

Thank you for your reply as well @b0N3z

[Why no WAN or SD card slot?]

Why no WAN or SD card slot? 

Yes I can attach to the USB port but I do not like having to take an adapter for each thing I want to do. Now I  have to have a USB drive , USB to WAN adapter on a USB hub. 

Trying to be as discrete as possible (If they ignore the box with 3 antennas sticking out. Now there is a table full of adapters and gadgets across the table top.