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I have discovered that the Javascript converter doesn't work properly with Firefox. While it seems to do the conversion properly, it won't let the user save the payload (the download box doesn't open). I tried it on both Windows and Linux, with and without add-ons enabled and it doesn't change anything. I checked the debug console and nothing seems to be out of the ordinary as it returns that everything is OK. I also checked with Chrome and there it works flawlessly. Too bad 'cause I want to avoid using Chrome. I tried it with Edge. Same problem as Firefox. And Internet Explorer... completely broken... but what was I to expect?

I wrote a little DuckyScript that shall bring Safari to Fullscreen mode. In Safari, there exists the shortcut SHIFT + command + option/alt + enter So I tried writing SHIFT GUI ALT ENTER, which produces an A as there may only follow a Single Char after GUI (https://github.com/hak5darren/USB-Rubber-Ducky/wiki/Duckyscript#windows-or-gui). Is there any possibility to get the shortcut working? I don't think it's possible at the moment because the command key must no be pressed last. Any help is appreciated! Thanks in advance.

So ive been trying to run ducky script in a bash bunny payload but as soon as it hits the ducky script it stops. LED SETUP GET SWITCH_POSITION ATTACKMODE HID LED ATTACK RUN WIN notepad.exe QUACK DELAY 300 QUACK STRING (\___/) QUACK ENTER QUACK DELAY 300 QUACK STRING (='.'=) QUACK ENTER QUACK DELAY 300 QUACK STRING (")_(") QUACK DELAY 300 I cant figure out the problem

Hello everyone. I've flashed my Ducky to a Twin Ducky, hence I put on software (portable) with Command-Line Options. My goal is to successfully plug it into a Stand-Bye computer and actually make it work, make it execute. But the huge problem is the Anti-Virus. (Norton Small Business Edition). This AV keeps removing all the files and is really a pain in the ass. I was wondering if there was a way to once plugged in, let the Ducky (Temporary) Kill the Anti-Virus. Just so it doesn't have an scanning on, so it will not detect the file, and once everything is back up me and the Ducky will be gone. I have the Advantage because one, it's Windows 7 and the accounts that are being logged onto are Administrator-Privileged, so Pressing Yes or No with the Ducky will not be a problem. I really need help. 1. Plug in the Ducky 2. Payloads Activate; Kill's Anti-Virus (Short While just so files can get through) 3. Run the file (Command-Line) Be Out. I just need to learn how to Kill the AV. For Norton Small Business Edition it's pretty complex to just disable it straight from the Control Panel. Thanks, so much. -Mathew

I have added a script to set the background image of a windows 10 ( might work on other versions also..) https://github.com/hak5darren/USB-Rubber-Ducky/wiki/Change-the-background-to-MyLittlePoney-(win10) Regards Keld. rubberduckcode.txt

The Duckuino I recently learned that the Arduino Leonardo and the Arduino Micro are both capable of pressing keys as an HID. Instantly I thought of USB Rubber Ducky and Duckyscript. I had some spare time, so I decided to write this, Duckuino, a simple Duckyscript to Arduino converter. It's not very pretty, but it seems to be reliable. Features: Convert Duckyscript to Arduino(Duh!) Basic program memory storage(works better with large programs than traditional SRAM) Arduino code and Duckyscript combo! (fairly buggy in some places) What was that about Arduino code alongside Duckyscript? Due to the nature of the converter, quite a bit of Arduino code can be programmed inside the Duckyscript before conversion. This is useful for things the program doesn't auto-add such as loops and if statements. Known bugs: Letters may occasionally get offsetted For some reason the usage of 'CTRL C' doesn't work but 'CTRL c' does... Examples: Input: DELAY 100 STRING Hello world! I am Duckuino! ENTER CTRL ALT DELETE Output: void setup() { Keyboard.begin(); delay(100); print(F("Hello world! I am Duckuino!")); type(KEY_RETURN); press(KEY_LEFT_CTRL); press(KEY_LEFT_ALT); press(KEY_DELETE); Keyboard.releaseAll(); Keyboard.end(); } void type(int key) { Keyboard.press(key); Keyboard.release(key); } void print(const __FlashStringHelper *value) { Keyboard.print(value); } void loop(){} IMPORTANT NOTE: I am not responsible for anything evil you do or generate with this. Also, this program will only work on Arduinos that support the keyboard library. I'm not the best at Duckyscript so I apologize if I've missed any commands or functions, feel free to contribute and/or download here: https://github.com/Plazmaz/Duckuino If you've made something cool with Duckuino, I'd love to hear about it, send me a PM or post a reply! EDIT: Almost forgot to give credit to http://ctrlaltnarwhal.wordpress.com/2012/10/31/installing-usb-rubber-ducky-on-3rd-party-devices/ for the idea!

Just came across this blog, where a guy has written a bash script that will attempt to convert duckyscript into an Arduino ino file. http://www.adebenham.com/2012/05/usb-rubber-ducky-scripts-on-arduinoleostick/ Looking briefly at the code, it only works for US keymap.