Usb-Rubber-Ducky-Payloads

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USB Rubber Ducky Encoder Tool

This tool compiles and encodes scripts for USB Rubber Ducky payloads. It supports customizable keyboard layouts and scripting commands, enabling users to craft automated input scripts for various use cases like penetration testing or automation.

Features

• Customizable Output Files: Specify output file paths for encoded payloads.
• Keyboard Layout Support: Select from various layouts (e.g., us, es, it, ru, etc.).
• Script Commands: Write robust input automation scripts using a variety of built-in commands:
  • ALT: Execute commands like ALT F4, ALT SPACE.
  • CTRL/CONTROL: Use combinations like CTRL ESC, CTRL-SHIFT ESC.
  • GUI/Windows: Automate GUI actions like GUI r.
  • STRING: Insert custom text directly as scriptable strings.
  • DELAY: Add custom or default delay between commands.
  • REPEAT: Loop the last instruction multiple times.
  • And more (SHIFT, REM, etc.).

Screenshots

Usage

python3 EvilRubby.py

• Arguments:

  • -o [file]: Output encoded payload to the specified file.
  • -l [language]: Set keyboard layout (e.g., us, ru, it).

• Example Commands:

  • ALT F4: Close the current window.
  • CTRL ESC: Open the Start menu.
  • STRING Hello, World!: Type "Hello, World!".
  • DELAY 100: Pause for 1 second (1000 ms).
  • REPEAT 5: Repeat the previous command 5 times.

Fixes/Improvements

This version has been updated for Python 3 compatibility:

• Replaced raw_input with input.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• keyboard.properties file for mapping supported keys.

Getting Started

1. Clone this repository to your system:

   git clone https://github.com/Iamanyomus/EvilRubby/

2. Navigate to the encoder directory:

   cd EvilRubby/Encoder

3. Run the script:

   python3 EvilRubby.py  

4. Transfer the payload.bin to your USB Rubber Ducky device.