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Rubber ducky is a tool that can be put on a thumb drive to play pre-recorded keystrokes on a computer. The tool has no awareness of the system. This attack isn’t any better than going to a target and plugging in a keyboard. The main use case is leaving the USB in a parking lot or public space and planning for a user to plug it into their computer. The actual payloads may be somewhat interesting, so look at the Github wiki list of payloads (linked below).<\/p>\n

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  1. https:\/\/shop.hak5.org\/products\/usb-rubber-ducky-deluxe<\/a> Product Site<\/li>\n
  2. https:\/\/github.com\/hak5darren\/USB-Rubber-Ducky<\/a> Github<\/li>\n
  3. https:\/\/github.com\/hak5darren\/USB-Rubber-Ducky\/wiki\/Payloads<\/a> Payloads<\/li>\n
  4. https:\/\/hackmag.com\/security\/rubber-ducky\/<\/a> Modifying regular USB stick<\/li>\n
  5. https:\/\/youtu.be\/UWOxzfRUwis<\/a> Defcon talk about the rubber ducky<\/li>\n
  6. https:\/\/hackaday.com\/2018\/09\/17\/diy-rubber-ducky-is-as-cheap-as-its-namesake\/<\/a> Cheaper Clone<\/li>\n
  7. https:\/\/medium.com\/hackernoon\/low-cost-usb-rubber-ducky-pen-test-tool-for-3-using-digispark-and-duck2spark-5d59afc1910<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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    Rubber ducky is a tool that can be put on a thumb drive to play pre-recorded keystrokes on a computer. The tool has no awareness of the system. This attack isn’t any better than going to a target and plugging in a keyboard. The main use case is leaving the USB in a parking lot… <\/p>\n

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