A reverse shell is a type of shell where the victim computer calls back to an attacker s computer.
Rubber ducky payload example.
Create and encode your own payload in to an inject bin.
Since the duck encoder is based upon rubber ducky we will use duckyscript as the language.
Script name author description tags created.
Writing a successful payload is a process of continuously researching writing encoding testing and optimizing.
Often times a payload involves re writing the ducky script encoding the inject bin and deploying the payload on a test machine several times until the desired result is achieved.
The 3 second reverse shell with a usb rubber ducky.
In this tutorial we ll be setting up a reverse shell payload on the usb rubber ducky that ll execute in just 3 seconds.
The usb rubber ducky is an awesome device for penetration testing and general mischief.
On some older models running windows xp.
Rubber ducky payloads boring utility hello world windows for testing functionality.
We have decoded 71750 payloads since 2014.
The syntax is rather easy.
It may be used to inject keystroke into a system used to hack a system steal victims essential and credential data can inject payload to the victim s computers.
A python library to encode and decode from the comfort of your own device.
Decode an existing inject bin file back to ducky text.
You may ask yourself in which language we are going to write our script.
Delay 3000 gui r delay 500 string notepad delay 500 enter delay 750 string hello world.
We have encoded 842516 payloads since 2014.
More detailed instructions can be found here.
The programming language dubbed duckyscript is a simple instruction based interface to creating a customized payload.
Simple payload to test a ducky on windows.
Usb rubber ducky is an hid device that looks similar to a usb pen drive.
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Enter hide cmd window windows the following is an example of how to hide the command window below the bottom of the screen while typing in commands.
The fw bin file is the file we will use in the following payload.
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