Just_a_User

read line 3-5 of the readme ? https://github.com/hak5darren/USB-Rubber-Ducky/blob/master/Encoder/README

IIRC it is, - I think iOS 8 and Adroid 6 onward's started doing this to avoid tracking. EDIT: However there seems to be methods around it to see real MAC addresses https://arxiv.org/pdf/1703.02874v1.pdf @Sebkinne would/could that be a potential feature that the pineapples could use?

The newer version lanturtle buttons look like this, I also took some time to pluck up the courage to push it hard enough to click ?

https://hakshop.com/products/sticker-set ? not easy to find but still there

nice project, did you already consider float switches? https://www.amazon.com/Copapa-Horizontal-Liquid-Switch-Sensor/dp/B00AKW29U2 can proib find cheaper. Just tells you if water is above or below the switch position but you could use a few at different levels of the water container to give you an idea of water level. e.g. Full, 3/4. 1/2, 1/4, pump min. The bottom one (pump min) I would perhaps use some redundancy 2x in parallel (if using NO, serial if NC) at the same lvl so you only need one to switch to make sure you don't pump dry.

Its obviously not your router, contact the owner of the router/property and ask them for the login details. if they want to let you have them they will. Otherwise ask your other housemates to stop downloading torrents and streaming pron ?

its your encoded payload. Best brush up https://www.hak5.org/gear/duck/the-ducking-workflow-usb-rubber-ducky-101

not just routers ?

I dont have a windows box in the house but a fair amount if the bashbunny payloads tackle similar ducky issues so its worth checking out some bashbunny payloads for ideas just for example, might not solve your issue - https://github.com/hak5/bashbunny-payloads/issues/50 or https://github.com/hak5/bashbunny-payloads/tree/master/payloads/library/execution/exe_UACBypassD%26E

As it seems to be looking for the gpio button push im guessing it can be inserted, key pressed then gpio to run script. // injection state machine switch(state) { case state_IDLE: // check switch in_affect=false; LED_Off(LED1); if( gpio_get_pin_value(GPIO_JOYSTICK_PUSH) == GPIO_JOYSTICK_PUSH_PRESSED ) { // debounce if( debounce == 0 ) { state = state_START_INJECT; Maybe wrong tho

Yes thats looks good to me

its in here ? https://github.com/hak5darren/USB-Rubber-Ducky/blob/master/Firmware/Source/Composite_Duck - Multi/src/main.c Maybe its always GPIO button but payload1 if caps on and payload2 if not?

OK but thats slightly different, thats using the ducky as a first stage to launch a second stage powershell script. Darren does say the Caps/Num/Scroll lock LEDs state is stored on the computer and not the keyboard so could potentially can be read but im not sure the ducky could do this itself - at least not with standard firmwares. But in the powershell script it could read LED status and base logic off of that im sure. But if the first stage script fails the second may never run. at least thats how i see it, maybe someone else will add to this thread with more details.

For the ducky? or for the bashbunny? AFAIK I think the ducky can check for a keypress before running a script but once that script is running theres no stopping it for logic. In the ducky the logic is in firmware not payload. So would require a firmware mod and then im not sure of available space etc.

Im not sure thats the case, i think its payload one when cps/num/scroll lock are pressed and GPIO button for payload two? I think the term twin duck refers more to Storage and Payload. Maybe im wrong someone will correct me. but its worth searching the forums for more info - like the below

No the ducky is just replaying the script with no real feedback other than keypress check before running the script (twin duck style). The Bashbunny however can do logic with the possibility of fedback and error checking/correcting. Im just reading about that peensy and seeing how its doing it, e.g. it downl;oads a file to check Internet connectivity, bashbunny can do that for sure. It seems to use num/scroll/caps keys once a command is successful by checking keyboard LED status. I don't know if that already exists in a bashbunny payload but seems like it should be something achievable by the bash bunny also. Interesting stuff, thanks for sharing

@Exmix @Bigbiz @trapman16 guys take a look at this thread

I'm prob wrong but i think i deciphered part of it Mate = google - "my old trusted mate.......his name is Google!" Mates Cousin = Binary - "My mate has a cousin, his name is Binary," Binary search is a Search engine? or tool? i dunno lol

ummm are you sure its not pre installed onto school supplied computer provided to students? ? haha

Sounds suspicious lol I hope for your sake your telling the truth ? Basicly if you can do what you want with a keyboard and USB stick you can do it with a ducky.

if its not your own computer or you don't have explicit permission from the owner its best to leave it alone - thats illegal.

Ummm you have made 3 posts on the forums, first one you given pointers by @Foxtrot on how to read logs to aid fault finding , your second post I offered support to help you and you didn't respond. Maybe this isnt the device for you, fair enough but don't say people didn't try to help you ?

I have zero experience of mips 24k, so Im unsure whats required. I would have thought that if python and aircrack-ng were compiled for running on mips 24k then the python written wifite2 would run on it, but i really don't know having never tried it.

Take a look at @kbeflo's portals as they write to a log in /root/ https://github.com/kbeflo/evilportals

You dont need it compiled to run on openwrt. But you do need python and aircrack-ng suite installed at least.