What happens if one doesn't safely eject Ducky or Bunny

[I'm not a robot]

To add some background information, I have a pentest on a kiosk that I will have access to the USB ports on. Worst case scenario is that it is very well jailed and I won't be able to eject the device. If this happens what damage is done to either of the devices? Will I just need to repair the drive, or could it do some unforseen damage to the device itself?

[r3plic4tor]

Its always advisable to 'safely-eject' these usb devices, however there are occasions where this is not always possible such as target interface access / time constraints etc.

Just make sure your ducky/bunny's LED is showing green (script complete and not running) and you should be ok to just pull the plug.....so to speak!

It certainly wont do any damage to the target device, or hardware/firmware on the usb and once back on your local machine, you can check that all loaded scripts are still in tact as they should be!

Rep

[dennishedgehog]

On 4/27/2018 at 1:49 AM, I'm not a robot said:

To add some background information, I have a pentest on a kiosk that I will have access to the USB ports on. Worst case scenario is that it is very well jailed and I won't be able to eject the device. If this happens what damage is done to either of the devices? Will I just need to repair the drive, or could it do some unforseen damage to the device itself?

i have seen you mentioned kiosk here, sorry i am introducing a different topic to your thread, do you have a working script that can beat kioskmode for win xp sp3, i have a rubber ducky and i need it to break this kiosk