v1.0.0

Release Content: Bluetooth Keyboard with SD Card (ESP32)

Version 1.0.0 - Initial Release

Features:

*Emulation of Bluetooth keyboard using ESP32.
*HID attacks through Ducky scripts stored on an SD card.
*SD card connections: GPIO4 (CS), GPIO18 (SCK), GPIO23 (MOSI), GPIO19 (MISO), V5 (VCC), GND (Ground).
*Ducky script execution from the SD card.
*Support for standard Rubber Ducky syntax in Ducky scripts.
*Example Ducky script provided for reference.

Instructions:

*Connect ESP32 to the SD card as specified in the documentation.
*Upload the provided code to the ESP32.
*Create and save Ducky scripts on the SD card with the filename 4pin.txt.
*Power on the ESP32, and it will execute actions specified in the Ducky script.

Important Note:

*Project designed for educational purposes only.
*Author assumes no responsibility for misuse of the code.
*Users are advised to be aware of legal and ethical considerations when deploying such devices.

Disclaimer:

All videos and tutorials are for informational and educational purposes.
Ethical hacking, information security, and cyber security are subjects for learning.
Tutorials are against the misuse of information, and caution is advised.

Acknowledgments:

Thanks to the open-source community for providing libraries and tools used in this project.
Happy hacking!