So can you deliver to the United Kingdom???

hey hack5 i cant seem to find your ducky script anyware dont know if i just cant find it or that its not online

Great so now we know what string not to use as a thumb-drive name. =)

Python/bash/shell commands. Fairly easy to learned compared to JavaScript and Vue.js/React.js which are more difficult to learn.

He used it to input options to get a UAC (which he then uses ALT+Y to accept). This allows us to get administrator rights which are much more powerful. Also, I wasn't able to use the win key then ctrl+shft+enter to open the powershell. If that command does work, and if your ducky script doesn't need admin access then I assume it is ok.

Fazal828 Ctrl+shift+enter on the cmd.exe in the windows search bar brings up UAC.

You dont

Yup, Win recognize rubber ducky as a keyboard.

You can hide the file deep in the system 32 file

Step 1: buy two USB drives. Step 2: there is no step two.

@@danvan4481 😂

getmoney Same question, did you find an answer?

deathmast403 Technically yes. You can create a batch script to do all of this but you have to manually execute it. With the Duck, you just plug it in, and if anyone was looking they wouldn't be aware of anything. It's completely invisible. You can even give them the USB with Twin Duck and they'll run it by unknowns to themselves. It's evil genius.

i'm working in a micro usb board of a keyboard together with a multiplexer and an arduino nano, basically you can do the same thing connecting the keyboard circuit to a multiplexer and then issue the outputs with a microcontroller. Of course that's more complicated, but a miniaturized version can be easily made if you know how to cut even further the keyboard circuit and solder it to the multiplexer and the arduino board. I've implemented usb in a wr704n ar9331 router without a microscope, search that and see the size of the processor solder pads i've got trough, 5 pins per milimeter, usb keyboard is a piece of cake compared to that, the piece of the blob in the circuit got reduced by 1/3 of it's original size, i've soldered the pads like a charm, then hot-glued them to get a usb keyboard module, i've soldered the smd version of the oscillator capacitor before the hot glue, then the smd multiplexer is directly glued in the other side with it's outputs directly connected to the keyboard circuit trough earphone wires, no pcb at all, after i checked the connection of the multiplexer sending commands created in audacity for the multiplexer and played them in an amplifier with an opto-isolator with it's ouput going to the multiplexer. After it worked i could confidently wire the multiplexer and the arduino and now i'm creating the keymap correlation of keypresses and multiplexer states to create a full ASCII conversion table so that i can abstract what i want to do. I've connected a opto-osolator infrared programmer with my 2cm isolation specification, then hot-glued a case around it using a micro diy HHO torch and a copper radiator pipe with ice inside to model the case.

theoretically. It really only closes a single prompt

+skateboarder289 ja machen sie :)

+skateboarder289 They do to the Netherlands, They will send it using USPS, but if you pay 30.- extra they will use UPS

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Andrew Martin Don't feed the kiddies O.O

doh.. ALT Y is incorrect it should be ALT F4, talk about sponsor plugging... pff

i guess it's setting the keyboard layout. (Don't ask me how)

kaze464 Literally the exact same thing.

It works with everything

of course, it is always actual, it isn't "patchable" without the use of 3rd party software