NanoyMaster
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I wish you had told me that I had to pay UPS when they got to my house!
an extra £43 ($72)
well my Mark V Tactical Bundle and lan tap are sitting in some warehouse somewhere... I so nearly had them.if I'd know I would have saved that much to pay it! >.<
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You could try something like Auto IT to do the same as the ducky (simulate keypresses & move mouse) it also has LOADS of other features. lemme know how you get on
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yea there is, you want to shoot iisjman a message, I can't remember it off the top of my head, but he showed me it running on the weekend
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you could with alt+<no.s>
but it would be nice if the usb HID device (usb keyboard) could actually type keyboard chars in out layouts
plus that makes more code than nessicary eg.
to print alt+123 you would have to:
1) press alt
2) set 1
3) send 1
4) release 1
5) set 2
6) send 2
7) release 2
8) set 3
9) send 3
10) release 3
11) release alt
seems a bit overkill for sending an "@" for example
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No I still havn't gotten it to work :( gave up with the teensy for now as this is way beyond my capabilities (and it was driving me insane)
I don't think there is an easy way to get it to work in different layouts.
and the bcountrycode vars just doesn't do anything.
If you have any more luck than me it would be great :D or any ideas that I might have missed?
I don't think it's just a case of swapping them around since some times 2 chars produce the same output and a load of other weird things happen :(
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woa thanks there m1k, new to EE and didn't even know that rotary dip's existed, you've just saved me ages and loads of code (was thinking pot with rgb LED)
thanks again
and looking good irongeek
not too sure if I like the light sensor idea tho.. don't plan on leaving my baby somewhere else :P
**edit**
just noticed they say "• Washable"
does anyone know if the teensy is washable?
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ok, kewl... I guess I'll have to play :D
hopefully code can manipulate the space, just thinking aloud:
counter - counts how many boxes you pwn,
polymorphism - no real applicable reason other than "just because you can"
could store trojan + crypter/packer to encrypt with license key to evade av
store anything for more convenient viewing
I'm sure other people here can come up with a lot more creative ideas..
as I said, just me thinking out loud.
be cool if someone makes any of these. I might when I have more time, but doesn't look like it'll be any time soon
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USB Disk: using internal flash memory (Teensy = read-only, Teensy++ = read/write)
sounds awesome, any furthur details, hwo to enable / use etc.?
the only ballon tip thing I know is:
[start] [Run] [Regedit]
Registry Key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced
Modify/Create the Value Data Type(s) and Value Name(s) as detailed below.
Data Type: REG_DWORD [Dword Value] // Value Name: EnableBalloonTips
Setting for Value Data: [0 = Balloon Tips Disabled / 1 = Balloon Tips Enabled]
Exit Registry and Reboot
might want to test to see if it actually does need rebooting tho... not all regedits do
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--UPDATE--
after that not working I decided to take another route:
I have discovered by using:
for (x = 47; x <= 50; x++){ //Psychosis's idea... and a good one at that!
Keyboard.print(x);Keyboard.print(": ");
Keyboard.set_key1(x);
Keyboard.send_now();
Keyboard.set_key1(0);
Keyboard.send_now();
Keyboard.print("\r");
delay(100);
}
that instead of \ it's putting #
I managed to change " with @ by changing usb_api.cpp
also when it tries to do KEY_BACKSLASH it does #
no matter what the country code is in usb.c
I am totally lost
any help you could give would be greatly appreciated
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like I said "not sure if all of them do tho."
the code I posted doesn't need a reboot, guess it's trial and error then :(
also, does firefox get it's settings from there?
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no. some registry changes take effect immediatly, not sure if all of them do tho.
eg.
description[<no>] = "Disable task manager\r"; if(binary == <no>){ CommandAtRunBar("REG ADD HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Policies\\System /v DisableTaskMgr /t REG_Dword /d 1"); delay(100); Keyboard.print("y"); PressAndRelease(KEY_ENTER, 1); delay(500); die(); } description[<no>] = "Enable task manager\r"; if(binary == <no>){ CommandAtRunBar("REG ADD HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Policies\\System /v DisableTaskMgr /t REG_Dword /d 0"); delay(100); Keyboard.print("y"); PressAndRelease(KEY_ENTER, 1); delay(500); die(); }(takes effect immediatly)
these are obviously modules I made for the Phukducky, but you get the idea
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OK so I have got this far and am now stuck
a-z,A-Z,0-9 work fine
symbols should come out like
!"£$%^&*()_,+-=: @#~<>{}?|¬`'\/.;
but come out like
!"£$%^&*()_,+-=:@#~~<>{}?`'#/.;
need to fix (space, the extra ~, | (pipe?) and ¬ (no idea what ¬ is¬))
heres my usb_api.cpp so far.. yes I know it's messy!
static const uint16_t PROGMEM keycodes[] = { 0, // 0 KEY_A + CTRL, // 1 KEY_B + CTRL, // 2 KEY_C + CTRL, // 3 KEY_D + CTRL, // 4 KEY_E + CTRL, // 5 KEY_F + CTRL, // 6 KEY_G + CTRL, // 7 KEY_H + CTRL, // 8 KEY_TAB, // 9 KEY_J + CTRL, // 10 KEY_K + CTRL, // 11 KEY_L + CTRL, // 12 KEY_ENTER, // 13 KEY_N + CTRL, // 14 KEY_O + CTRL, // 15 KEY_P + CTRL, // 16 KEY_Q + CTRL, // 17 KEY_R + CTRL, // 18 KEY_S + CTRL, // 19 KEY_T + CTRL, // 20 KEY_U + CTRL, // 21 KEY_V + CTRL, // 22 KEY_W + CTRL, // 23 KEY_X + CTRL, // 24 KEY_Y + CTRL, // 25 KEY_Z + CTRL, // 26 KEY_ESC, // 27 KEY_BACKSLASH + CTRL, // 28 KEY_RIGHT_BRACE + CTRL, // 29 KEY_6 + CTRL + SHIFT, // 30 KEY_MINUS + CTRL + SHIFT, // 31 KEY_SEMICOLON + SHIFT, // 58 : <-- moved for UK KEY_1 + SHIFT, // 33 ! KEY_2 + SHIFT, // 34 " KEY_NUMBER, // # <-- changed for the UK KEY_3 + SHIFT, // 35 <-- changed for UK -- £ KEY_4 + SHIFT, // 36 <-- changed for UK -- $ KEY_6 + SHIFT, // 38 ^ <-- added for UK KEY_QUOTE, // 39 ' KEY_8 + SHIFT, // 42 * KEY_9 + SHIFT, // 40 ( KEY_7 + SHIFT, // 37 & KEY_COMMA, // 44 , <-- moved for UK KEY_MINUS + SHIFT, // 41 ) <-- changed for UK -- _ KEY_EQUAL + SHIFT, // 43 + <-- moved for UK KEY_PERIOD, // 46 . KEY_SLASH, // 47 / KEY_0, // 48 0 KEY_1, // 49 1 KEY_2, // 50 2 KEY_3, // 51 3 KEY_4, // 52 4 KEY_5, // 53 5 KEY_6, // 54 6 KEY_7, // 55 7 KEY_8, // 55 8 KEY_9, // 57 9 KEY_EQUAL, // 61 = <-- moved for UK KEY_SEMICOLON, // 59 ; <-- moved for UK //KEY_SPACE, // 32 <--- moved for UK KEY_NUMBER + SHIFT, // 126 ~ <-- moved for UK KEY_MINUS, // 45 - <-- moved for UK KEY_COMMA + SHIFT, // 60 < KEY_RIGHT_BRACE + SHIFT,// 125 } // <-- moved for UK KEY_QUOTE + SHIFT, // 64 @ <-- changed for UK -- @ KEY_A + SHIFT, // 65 A KEY_B + SHIFT, // 66 A KEY_C + SHIFT, // 67 A KEY_D + SHIFT, // 68 A KEY_E + SHIFT, // 69 A KEY_F + SHIFT, // 70 A KEY_G + SHIFT, // 71 A KEY_H + SHIFT, // 72 A KEY_I + SHIFT, // 73 A KEY_J + SHIFT, // 74 A KEY_K + SHIFT, // 75 A KEY_L + SHIFT, // 76 A KEY_M + SHIFT, // 77 A KEY_N + SHIFT, // 78 A KEY_O + SHIFT, // 79 A KEY_P + SHIFT, // 80 A KEY_Q + SHIFT, // 81 A KEY_R + SHIFT, // 82 A KEY_S + SHIFT, // 83 A KEY_T + SHIFT, // 84 A KEY_U + SHIFT, // 85 A KEY_V + SHIFT, // 86 A KEY_W + SHIFT, // 87 A KEY_X + SHIFT, // 88 A KEY_Y + SHIFT, // 89 A KEY_Z + SHIFT, // 90 A KEY_LEFT_BRACE, // 91 [ KEY_BACKSLASH, // 92 KEY_RIGHT_BRACE, // 93 ] KEY_5 + SHIFT, // 94 ^ <-- changed for UK -- % KEY_0 + SHIFT, // 95 _ <-- changed for UK --) KEY_TILDE, // 96 ` KEY_A, // 97 KEY_B, // 98 KEY_C, // 99 KEY_D, // 100 KEY_E, // 101 KEY_F, // 102 KEY_G, // 103 KEY_H, // 104 KEY_I, // 105 KEY_J, // 106 KEY_K, // 107 KEY_L, // 108 KEY_M, // 109 KEY_N, // 110 KEY_O, // 111 KEY_P, // 112 KEY_Q, // 113 KEY_R, // 114 KEY_S, // 115 KEY_T, // 116 KEY_U, // 117 KEY_V, // 118 KEY_W, // 119 KEY_X, // 120 KEY_Y, // 121 KEY_Z, // 122 KEY_PERIOD + SHIFT, // 62 > <-- moved for UK KEY_SLASH + SHIFT, // ? <-- moved for UK KEY_LEFT_BRACE + SHIFT, // 123 { KEY_BACKSLASH + SHIFT, // 124 | KEY_SEMICOLON, // 59 ; <-- moved for UK KEY_BACKSPACE, // 127 }; -
OK, I have discovered that by changing usb_api.cpp
line 38 - 166
you can change the layout
now it's just a case of trial and error until it's right -.-' *sigh*
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I was thinking about something along the lines of this, however if you can get them to go to your URL, yo can just make the .php save there IP (and whatever else you want)
just not sure if it's necessary at the moment?
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Ohhh thats awesome, I guess the Serial.print(); has some opposite option Serial.read();?!?
for communication between the teensy and the comp?
if not what use it it? or purley debugging?
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why are you using d(); when theres already delay();.. seems like a waste of code?
you should send gui + r keys at the same time, speeds things up and user doesn't get a chance to click elsewhere
the majority of this code is just playing with the LED. could make it smaller/cleaner, but other than that
not bad.. it works, and serves a purpose
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Something like this should work... I havn't tested it tho.
I'm pretty sure you can work out how to get lowercase/numbers etc... hope this helps
long randNumber; long randNumber2; void setup(){ randomSeed(analogRead(0)); pinMode(11, OUTPUT); } char* alphabet[] = { "", "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "H", "I", "J", "K", "L", "M", "N", "O", "P", "Q", "R", "S", "T", "U", "V", "W", "X", "Y", "Z" }; void loop(){ digitalWrite(11, HIGH); // set the LED on randNumber2 = random(1,26); Keyboard.print(alphabet[randNumber2]); delay(500); digitalWrite(11, LOW); randNumber = random(15000); delay(randNumber); } -
woa there cowboy...
lets just see if we can actually change it first :D
but yea that would be an awesome idea! I think it's one of them "easier said than done" things tho :(
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updated
that wasn't really the point they were just examples of modules.. how to code them or whatever, removed now.
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Those numbers are compile-time constants, which are placed into arrays of bytes stored in read-only flash memory
so there automaticaly compiled when you "verify" you code in arduino
ref. http://www.hak5.org/forums/index.php?showt...=16258&st=0
that means you should just be able to save them, also have tryed 0x<no> aswell as just <no>
makes no difference :S
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ok, that makes sence.
but how? just usb.c or everything in that directory. and where would it be compiled to?
arduino doesn't seem to have many .exe's anywhere?!?!
/me gets to google
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cheers, yea I thought about doing it that way... but uses too much code,
have email'd Paul Stoffregen
who said:
Look inside your Arduino folder for a file named usb.c... the one in the "teensy_hid" area, not the serial one. Inside, you'll find all the descriptor data which the PC reads when it detects the USB device. You'll find this:// HID interface descriptor, HID 1.11 spec, section 6.2.1
9, // bLength
0x21, // bDescriptorType
0x11, 0x01, // bcdHID
0, // bCountryCode
1, // bNumDescriptors
0x22, // bDescriptorType
sizeof(keyboard_hid_report_desc), // wDescriptorLength
You might try changing the bCountryCode line....
I found the codes here
http://www.usb.org/developers/devclass_docs/HID1_11.pdf
page 33
and I changed:
C:\Program Files\arduino-0018\hardware\teensy\cores\teensy_hid\usb.c
line 195
line 222
line 249
I have tried 33 (usa), 32 (uk) & 13 (international ISO)
However none of them changed the output?
I have re-emailed him and were trying to work it out, if you or anyone else out there has any ideas it would be loads of help :D
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hi, I was wondering if anyone knew how to change the keyboard layout on the teensy?
heres the problem: supposed to print:
cmd /c for /F %i in ('WMIC logicaldisk where \"DriveType=2\" list brief ^| find \"LABEL\"') do %i\\whatever.txt
but instead prints:
cmd /c for /F %i in ('WMIC logicaldisk where @DriveType=2@ list brief ^~ find @LABEL@') do %i#whatever.txt
I have tryed various things to get it to work. mainly making it fail compiling.
anyone have any ideas/tutorials etc.?
I am totally lost!
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not quite the feedback I was expecting. but I'll roll with it.
if you know how I can delete them I will, but I can't find the "delete post" button
and as for the descriptions. if you've got your stick "in the feild" you can just set the debug switch, check what you want to run and go for it, without having to remember all the modules/snippits you have added in
if you don't want to add them then don't, just set description[1] = "end";
and leave them out
UPS
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cheers, yea your right I should have read the small print... it's still a joke!
United Kingdom 1x Throwing Star LAN Tap Pro - LAN Tap Pro for $39.99 each
1x WiFi Pineapple Mark V Tactical Bundle - WiFi Pineapple Mark V Tactical Bundle for $199.99 each
Subtotal : $239.98 USD
Shipping : $48.00 USD
Total : $287.98 USD
already paid $50 on shipping and now they want $70 more! :/
f-that!