basic4 / WiDucky

WiFi Enabled USB Rubber Ducky
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Issues in typing full payloads #1

Open minkione opened 7 years ago

minkione commented 7 years ago

I have noticed strange behavior while executing payloads. For some reasons the WiDucky is not typing the full payloads. (The keyboard is set on US layout by default) As you can see in the image below, the result is quite different respect its related payload script.

capture

DELAY 1000
GUI
DELAY 700
STRING notepad.exe
DELAY 550
ENTER
DELAY 1000
STRING This is a simple test to show the duck can type and start exe files
COMD This is a simple test to show the duck can type and start exe files
COMD This is a simple test to show the duck can type and start exe files
basic4 commented 7 years ago

Hi - Thats pretty strange behavior. I should get a change to look at it in the next few days.

basic4 commented 7 years ago

Minkione - What version have you built the Cactus one or the Arduino + ESP8266?

minkione commented 7 years ago

Hi, forgot to mention. Cactus Micro rev2

Actually might even be caused by serial baudrate. Cactus Micro works better on 115000 rather than 115200. Was mentioned somewhere in their wiki. the counterproof is in the 8266 programmer skecth. U can see they use 115000 there.

basic4 commented 7 years ago

If the problem you have is after programming, during operation, its not the baudrate. Both the ESP8266 and processor are set to 19200 in operation. I've not seen this problem when operating the prototype. But I'll look deeper to try and recreate the issue and get back to you.

minkione commented 7 years ago

Meanwhile I am stil trying to debug that issue... I have another question. Do you know where I can find serial drivers without installing all the times full arduino IDE?

I wanted to try out your serial tunnel on a fresh test-machine. But first I need to deploy the serial drivers in it by injecting a powershell that will install those drivers. :) Problem is that I have no clue of which drivers are needed. :)

zhjygit commented 4 years ago

Meanwhile I am stil trying to debug that issue... I have another question. Do you know where I can find serial drivers without installing all the times full arduino IDE? I wanted to try out your serial tunnel on a fresh test-machine. But first I need to deploy the serial drivers in it by injecting a powershell that will install those drivers. :) Problem is that I have no clue of which drivers are needed. :)

Which drivers do you know???