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                                Quickly convert text for ducky scripts

This allows you to easily prepare text files (e.g. your existing bash scripts / batch files etc) to ducky input commands for easier deployment. Runs on Windows, and wherever bash scripts are found (tested on Xubuntu 20.04).

Tested successfully on a real Rubber Ducky and with the Rucky app on a rooted Android phone.

Downloads

Windows: txt2ducky.cmd

Linux/etc: txt2ducky.sh

Bash users, don't forget to chmod +x ./txt2ducky.sh, and you can even mv ./txt2ducky.sh ./txt2ducky if you prefer to drop the extension.

Usage

txt2ducky InputFile [OutputFile]

If OutputFile isn't defined, it will default to InputFile.txt

Sample

If you wanted to deliver your awesome batch file as a payload via ducky script, like the one below...

@echo off
@echo Super cool awesome batch file
ipconfig

Then txt2ducky would spit out the following

STRING @echo off
ENTER
STRING @echo Super cool awesome batch file
ENTER
STRING ipconfig
ENTER

Super basic yet hopefully handy.

Core Code for Reuse

If you want to use the code in another (batch file) project, all you really need is

FOR /F "usebackq delims=" %%I IN ("%FILEIN%") DO (
    @echo STRING %%I >> "%FILEOUT%"
    @echo ENTER      >> "%FILEOUT%"
)

or in a bash script, go for...

while read -r line; do
    echo STRING $line >> $fileout
    echo ENTER        >> $fileout
done < $filein

Couldn't You Just Do That With RegEx?

You sure can! Use find and replace in your favourite regex capable text editor with these settings...

Find: .*

Replace: STRING $0\nENTER

Tested sucessfully in Notepad++ :)