The computer dowes not recognize the Rubber Ducky. Any help on that?

[Avidvir]

When I conncet the Ducky the computer does not recognize it. How can I solve this issue?

[chrizree]

In what way isn't it recognized? What happens? What's the OS of the "victim" device? What payload are you trying to execute? How did you encode your payload?

[Avidvir]

Trying to copy inject.bin to teh Ducky root. This is the scipt in 15 seconds passward Hack. I am using virtual Umbutu desktop and web server.

[Avidvir]

Trying to tranfer file via mv command (mv inject.bin /media/root/)

[Avidvir]

I noticed that it is recognized in Windows as another devise

[chrizree]

If you can't copy or move the file to the SD card you should probably try another SD card or reformat the current one

[Avidvir]

But Windows claims it needs drivers which are not available.

[chrizree]

ok, you have to be more specific about your setup, what environments/OS:es are you using? A virtual Ubuntu machine on a Windows host? Or some other setup? If the first scenario, are you trying to pass through the Ducky to the Ubuntu virtual machine from the Windows host? What virtualization environment do you use? VMware, VirtualBox, other? However, I don't really understand why Ubuntu and virtual environments is thrown in the mix if the 15 seconds password hack is to be used. Not sure that it will work at all though. I think you should start with something more "basic" to really verify that the Ducky works at all since you seem to have problems to even get the bin file to the SD card...

Edited March 19 by chrizree