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Seytonic / Duckduino-microSD

Interpreter that runs on an arduino, decodes and executes ducky script on a microSD card.
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Duckduino-microSD as Twin Duck #6

Open mapagm opened 7 years ago

mapagm commented 7 years ago

Can it work as a Twin Duck? I mean that scenario: Arduino Pro Micro primarily acts as a USB Mass Storage Device, and on a click of the button will start emulating a Keyboard. Is it possible?

draguve commented 7 years ago

That shouldn't be a problem, but you would have to code a bit according to your use case

WIFIDarthMaul commented 6 years ago

I was wondering the same thing. I have this CJMCU Badusb board I bought on Ebay for about $10 and was wondering how to do it. The computer recognizes it as an Arduino Leonardo. a6rp_1_201711051437366327

Eld0c commented 6 years ago

@WIFIDarthMaul Did you know how to do it ?? cuz i'm gonna buy it . and need to know if it works or not ? Do you recommend buy it or recommend diy it by myself ??

WIFIDarthMaul commented 6 years ago

@Eld0c Yeah it works good but I can't seem to do anything with the Twin Duck Firmware. But as a normal Ducky alternative, it works fine.

Eld0c commented 6 years ago

@WIFIDarthMaul is it work with this duckduino script ? i wanna make it like ordinary flash memory , so i need once plugged in run my payload then works like storage . Is that possible ??

ghost commented 6 years ago

You can use this usb hub https://www.tindie.com/products/mux/nanohub-tiny-usb-hub-for-hacking-projects/ find small usb board and solder

nibabaa commented 5 years ago

yes, beacuse you can see, in the Duckduino-microSD.ino, there is '' void Press(String b) { ..... else if (b.equals("ENTER")) { Keyboard.press(KEY_RETURN); } else if (b.equals("CTRL")) { Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_CTRL); } } so u can use duck type code on it, it can transform

nibabaa commented 5 years ago

@mapagm

WIFIDarthMaul commented 5 years ago

What exactly does that code do? Turn the Duckuino MicroSD into a Twin Duck? @nibabaa

john2ksonn commented 5 years ago

You could code something yourself using LUFA or use it's examples.