A script when injected in pi pico, exploits a particular vulnerability

A paylod for pico-ducky that executes bruteforce attack on android devices

Pico WiFi Duck is a project that enables the emulation of a USB Rubber Ducky over Wi-Fi using the Raspberry Pi Pico W. This functionality allows for remote control and automation of target systems, making it a versatile tool for penetration testing and security assessments.

a pi-zero powered hacking tool, with badusb capabilities and hoaxshell payload generation and injection; the little sibling of the unfortunately dead p4wnp1-aloa

Fork of dbisu/pico-ducky, with support for more payloads and the option to swtich keyboard layouts by grounding certain pins. Create a USB Rubber Ducky like device using a Raspberry PI Pico

Quackify es una biblioteca para Python que emula diversas funciones del duckyscript.

Ducky Script is the payload language of Hak5 gear. Since its introduction with the USB Rubber Ducky in 2010, Ducky Script has grown in capability while maintaining simplicity. Aided by Bash for logic and conditional operations, Ducky Script provides multi-vector functions for all Hak5 payload platforms.

A trans-compiler for DucklingScript to Rubber Ducky Lang 1.0, adding new features on top of the base lang

This script allows you to inject an invisible keylogger thanks to a Bad USB.

Rubber Ducky payload to extract the SSID profiles and the IP addresses of a Windows machine.

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A tool to convert Ducky Script to Arduino code for Atmega32u4 pcbs.

A Raspberry Pi Pico project written in CircuitPython that performs actions when a key connected to the device is pressed.

Automated credential stealer for the USB Rubber Ducky.

Translator from USB-Rubber-Ducky payloads to a Digispark code.

DuckyScript interpreter in CircuitPython (Tested on Pico)

Duckyscript Framework. Ability to compile Duckyscript to Arduino for DigiSpark

A lightweight ducky script generator written in python.

This program converts Duckyscript code into Arduino code for AVR chips with USB support. (i.e. Arduino Leonardo)