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Just got my Bash Bunny and wanted to use the Wallpaper Changer of Doom, but did not want to be relying on an internet connection. So I rewrote the script so it now copies an image from "root\W" (you'll have to add that folder yourself and add an image) to a super hidden folder "C:\users\<userprofile>\Temp". New to the coding scene. So if you guys have any tips, tricks or improvements on my little code. Please let me know! Link: https://github.com/Jay-Delic/BashBunny_Local-Wallpaper-Changer-of-Doom
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Hello, having received my new toy recently (bashbunny) : I tried to use some scripts like "wallpaper-changer-of-doom" except it didn't work at home. Here is the script: https://github.com/jcardonne/Bashbunny-payloads/blob/master/wallpaper-prank If some of you have any suggestions, I'm interested:) Affectionately, jcardonne
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I can't get my first payload to work, I've also tried ones made by others but that doesn't work either. Here is the one that I made that doesn't work at all: DELAY 200 WINDOWS d DELAY 500 MENU DELAY 300 STRING I DELAY 40 STRING K DELAY 300 WINDOWS r DELAY 700 STRING mspaint ENTER DELAY 1200 CTRL v DELAY 500 CTRL s DELAY 1000 STRING %userprofile%\Pranked ENTER DELAY 500 ALT f DELAY 400 STRING B DELAY 1000 ALT F4 DELAY 300 WINDOWS d I encoded it on the website and other payloads seems to work just fine, the language is Sweden. P.S This is intended for laptops, I don't know the command for a button we have called fn, which is required inorder to take a screenshot, you can't just press the screenshot button.
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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
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hello, anyone can help me to create a script to download a picture and put it to wallpaper. thank you
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[PAYLOAD] OS X Mavericks-compatible wallpaper changer
waterpistol posted a topic in USB Rubber Ducky
This is my first payload - it works with Mavericks and doesn't require any password input. It downloads a 1920x1080 trollface picture and sets it as the desktop background. If you want a different picture just change the url. And if you want the new picture to have a relevant filename, make sure you change it on both the "curl" and "osascript" lines DELAY 1000 GUI SPACE DELAY 200 STRING terminal DELAY 2000 ENTER DELAY 1000 STRING cd ../Shared ENTER STRING curl -o 'trollface.jpg' 'http://khongthe.com/wallpapers/entertainment/trollface-1080p-32389.jpg' ENTER STRING osascript -e 'tell application "Finder" to set desktop picture to POSIX file "/Users/Shared/trollface.jpg"' ENTER edit: After trying different combinations of delays, I found the above to have the most consistent success out of the several I tried (still not applaudable though). The whole comand-space, search, launch process on OS X seems to be a bit fickle. Does anyone have any tips to shave time off and/or have it be more consistently successful? -
Hey guys, I just got my Rubber Ducky in the mail the other day and decided to put it to use around my office teaching my coworkers to lock their screens. I wasn't having any luck with some of the other wallpaper replacement payloads (it looks like setting a background from Paint doesn't work very well in Windows 7 for some reason), so I took a slightly different approach. At least half of this was borrowed from You Got Quacked by Caleb Hutchinson. Thanks for the solid foundation! Have fun everyone!
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I was just trying to upload images to the wallpaper gallery. However, each time I try with the flash loader or the basic loader I get a message that there was a server error. just an fyi.. :)
