Create Desktop Geese.txt

[wyattm22]

This is a payload that will run ~30 desktop geese at once, doing this will just about crash your computer, making it nearly impossible to do much at all. To close it, press and hold the ESC key.
It requires people to download and extract the desktop goose files to the root of their ducky compatible device.

[hak5peaks]

This file is placed incorrectly inside of the directory. Please remove it.

[hak5peaks]

Your directory and file name cannot include space. Use - or _ instead of spaces.

[hak5peaks]

I se you are repeating the same thing over and over, consider using a FUNCTION this will let you clean up the code and make it easier to repeat. For example,

FUNCTION OPEN_PROGRAM()
    STRING Start-Process 'GooseDesktop.exe'; Start-Sleep -Seconds .5
    ENTER
    DELAY 500
    ENTER
END_FUNCTION

OPENPROGRAM()

You can also attach this to a REPEAT for example,

REPEAT 17 OPEN_PROGRAM()

You could also use a loop.

VAR $times = 17
WHILE ( $times > 0 )
    OPEN_PROGRAM()
    $times = ($times - 1)
END_WHILE

[hak5peaks]

Please include any files the user needs to have on their ducky or the location where they can install them. Keep in mind compiled binary's are not allowed, if you have any compiled code please include the source code.

[hak5peaks]

Not everyone's ducky will identify as their D:// everyone's storage set up will vary. Consider using more dynamic code for locating the ducky drive. For example,

Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_LogicalDisk | Where-Object {$_.VolumeName -eq "DUCKY"} | ForEach-Object { $_.DeviceID }

This will search for drives with the label "DUCKY" and lists it drive letter. You can also add a DEFINE at the start of your payload for users who aren't using the default label "DUCKY" for example,

DEFINE #DUCKY_DRIVE_LABEL DUCKY

STRINGLN Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_LogicalDisk | Where-Object {$_.VolumeName -eq "#DUCKY_DRIVE_LABEL"} | ForEach-Object { $_.DeviceID }