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Ah yeah! I've never seen that before. This gave me a chance to learn some stuff anyway :)

Are you using the same Computer/USB port each time?

Hey ItsBill, I know that for Firefox, the passwords are stored in ~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/ choose one of the profiles, and the file with the info is key3.db Safari stores the passwords in the system keychain Chrome might be similar to Windows: https://github.com/hak5darren/USB-Rubber-Ducky/wiki/Payload---Chrome-Password-Stealer DropBox I'm completely unsure

Hey there Hak5 community and fellow Rubber Ducky users! I'm a MacOS user and a beginner when it comes to coding, but I came up with a little bash script to help speed up the encoding process. It's nothing fancy. When I was writing a payload and having to encode then replace the file on the microSD and all that - it was getting a bit tedious. I call it duck_it. It basically takes your scripts as .txt files, encodes them, and transfers them to your microSD card and ejects the card. https://github.com/dot-iso/duck_it I'm new to Bash and GitHub, so there may be some n00b stuff. I'm sure there's a lot of room for improvement

Do you still have this for sale?

The "Help" section in the UI does a great job at explaining all the areas of the device.