Hello world for OSX

[CodeA2]

I have been trying to create a Hello world payload for MAC OSX

Here is what I have

DELAY 3000
GUI R
DELAY 500
STRING textedit
DELAY 500
ENTER
DELAY 750
STRING Hello World!!!
ENTER

I can't get it to work. :(

[no42]

Try:

DELAY 3000
COMMAND SPACE
DELAY 500
STRING textedit
DELAY 500
ENTER
DELAY 750
STRING Hello World!!!
ENTER

Edited January 9, 2014 by midnitesnake

[CodeA2]

No luck.

I even made a small change to it:

DELAY 3000

COMMAND-SPACE

DELAY 500

STRING textedit

DELAY 500

ENTER

DELAY 750

COMMAND-N // this is so that it will open a new document

DELAY 750

STRING Hello World!!!

ENTER

Note: I am using Sublime Text editor to create the script and replace the .bin file. I don't think this effects anything does it?

Edited December 22, 2013 by CodeA2

[Mit0s1s]

Here ya go. I just got the Duck a couple days ago and have been messing with OSX scripts

DELAY 3000

GUI SPACE

DELAY 500

STRING TextEdit

ENTER

DELAY 750

GUI N

DELAY 750

STRING Hello World!!!

ENTER

by the way im using the Ducky Toolkit online to make the .bin files.

http://ducktoolkit-411.rhcloud.com/Home.jsp

Edited December 22, 2013 by Amylase

[Mit0s1s]

Here is another Hello World, but this one writes a little Hello World bash script then removes after running.

DELAY 2000

GUI SPACE

DELAY 500

STRING Terminal

ENTER

DELAY 300

STRING nano helloWorld.sh

ENTER

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STRING #!/bin/bash

ENTER

STRING STR="Hello World!!"

ENTER

STRING echo $STR

ENTER

CONTROL X

DELAY 300

ENTER

STRING Y

ENTER

DELAY 300

STRING chmod +x helloWorld.sh

ENTER

DELAY 300

STRING ./helloWorld.sh

ENTER

DELAY 300

STRING rm helloWorld.sh

ENTER

[CodeA2]

Worked like a charm! thank you.

[Mit0s1s]

No problem.

[CodeA2]

Question: for some of the windows payloads do you need to keep the USB connected for it to work? for example: You can select screenshots and other info be sent to a gmail account. Does it work only if the USB is connected or will it continue to run that script after the usb is disconnected?

Second question is how do you stop it?

Edited December 22, 2013 by CodeA2

[no42]

It will only run the script while connected.

Unless your ducky script creates a batch file (*.bat), in which case you should be able to unplug the duck - once the batch-file is executed!

[CodeA2]

Thanks!

[carmelo42]

I have a little question : on some version of Mac OS X (Mavericks for example) there is no keyboard shortcut activated by default for Spotlight search ...

so COMMAND + SPACE does not work.

How can I do this on a computer with no keyboard shortcut for spotlight : I need to launch the terminal app

[no42]

"Command space" should work... strange, I just tried it on Mavericks?

[Mit0s1s]

it works on mine also

[cursedsnake12]

Command Space does not work for me either so far i have only tested on 10.7.5 macs but still i dont see what the problem is

[no42]

Which firmware are you running? that could be the issue?