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I have had the ducky for a couple of weeks now and I have yet to get this thing to work. First question...Should the ducky show up in /media on Kali 2.0?

I have tried to go through the instructions here: https://github.com/hak5darren/USB-Rubber-Ducky/wiki/Flashing-ducky#Installation

I have tried this on a windows box and a linux box following these instructions. Are they outdated?

Windows -

  • Insert Ducky in DFU mode.
  • Driver is installed and it sees the "Atmel USB Device - AT32UC3B"
  • Open the USB-Rubber-Ducky-Master that I downloaded from link above.
  • Instructions say "Its pretty simple, just execute: program.bat newfirmware.hex
    I find program.bat in the USB-Rubber-Ducky-master\Flash\Duck Programming folder after extracting the Duck Programming.zip
    Double click on it and dos screen flashes
  • Thats it....

Is there supposed to be something else? I dont see a newfirmware.hex file.

Linux - (kali distro)

  • Insert Ducky in DFU mode.
  • cd /media/
  • and nothing there but CD Rom.

Could someone please help get me going. I have also tried youtube videos and other tutorals. Nothing has got me up and running yet.

Edited by FuNkYt3cHm0nK3y
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Open a dos prompt, then cd to the directory you have the ducky files in. Now run the batch file from the dos prompt. You have to tell it which firmware to write, so you type program.bat "whatever firmware here".

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Ahhhh... Thanks for the response Barry. Yea dummy move. I needed to execute it t from the cmd line. Is the newest firmware supposed to be in the flash folder (or anywhere else in this pack I downloaded)? Or do I need to download it from somewhere else?

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Ahhhh... Thanks for the response Barry. Yea dummy move. I needed to execute it t from the cmd line. Is the newest firmware supposed to be in the flash folder (or anywhere else in this pack I downloaded)? Or do I need to download it from somewhere else?

Download it from the ducky site.

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