[Who Soup]

Made a few of these for a project and realized I don't need them any more. They function like a rubber ducky which can be used for drive by attacks using a keyboard security exploit.

Each ducky will be tested before being shipped to ensure proper functionality.

$15 BTC.

EDIT:

Here's a better explanation on what it does.

There is a current exploit that keyboards are not checked for security yet they have global access in a computer. This is because the keyboard has to always be accessible to type commands.

There are scripts that you can easily find to execute certain commands. It types those commands at computer speed so you can do things like steal passwords, install viruses, etc. I was using it to install reverse shells into work computers as a demo to a company on network security.

Questions:

Q -What can it do?
A -Things you can do:
-Take all the passwords off of a computer
-Turn computers into reverse shells
-Infect computers with Keyloggers/viruses
-Etc.

Q -What OS does it work for?
A - It should work for any, you just have to find/create scripts accordingly

Q -Are there white hat uses?
A -Having a rubber ducky can be very useful for linux users to execute long commands quickly.

[FreeshineJustin]

Can we please see a video, and what OS do these work for.

[NSA]

Is this for wireless keyboard/mouse attacks?

[Who Soup]

Can we please see a video, and what OS do these work for.

a video of what?

and it should be able to work on any OS; it's a keyboard attack.

Is this for wireless keyboard/mouse attacks?

yes

[Ravioli]

Was expecting this:


I'm very disappointed in you OP.
Spoiler (Click to View)Just kidding, GLWS.

[Who Soup]

Was expecting this:
-snip-

I'm very disappointed in you OP.
Spoiler (Click to View)Just kidding, GLWS.

I can make a custom one for you free of charge

[ShennagigansDN]

Could you explain a little bit about what exactly this does, even in a PM?

[Who Soup]

Could you explain a little bit about what exactly this does, even in a PM?

Sent you a pretty detailed PM.

If you have any questions please let me know 🤝

[FreeshineJustin]

Could you explain more about what the USB does. What OS does it work with, how long does it take to execute ect..

[Who Soup]

Could you explain more about what the USB does. What OS does it work with, how long does it take to execute ect..

Just updated the thread. Hopefully that will solve a lot of questions.

[Credit Union]

So what if you could get this onto let's say a work computer of a company that deals with highly sensitive info?
I mean is it possible to infect the whole database and in sense capture all the data on the server?

[Mr. Robot]

You can make it for way cheaper than $30 but good job Who Soup.

Been thinking about 3d printing some custom cases and making these to sell.

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So what if you could get this onto let's say a work computer of a company that deals with highly sensitive info?
I mean is it possible to infect the whole database and in sense capture all the data on the server?

Yes, that all depends on the payload you use however.

[Credit Union]

You can make it for way cheaper than $30 but good job Who Soup.

Been thinking about 3d printing some custom cases and making these to sell.

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Yes, that all depends on the payload you use however.

I'm talking roughly 1 million active accounts and roughly 10 million in active users

[Mr. Robot]

I'm talking roughly 1 million active accounts and roughly 10 million in active users

If you know what the setup is, then just adjust the payload to do what a keyboard would to take that data.

[Baked]

No way you can ship these to Canada?

I could pay shipping