![]() ![]() The alternative way (read as “Better”) is to use Teensy, which lets you program in C, or the easier Arduino development environment, and already supported USB HID out of the box! With the price tag of $18, its ultra-affordable for enthusiasts and nightmare for potential victims. It could start with a cool Arduino hack, but implementing a USB HID with the standard Arduino is a bit of a pain (atleast for me). The moment it identifies itself, your computer assumes its you who is typing/clicking and has no idea about “these devices” being automated.ĭaren and Snubs from Hak5 had been working on such a project they call as “USB Rubber Ducky” with a soft duck attached at the Dongle. It could identify itself as aLogitech HID keyboard, or a HID compliant Mouse. When we plug-in such USB HID device, it acts just like any other USB peripheral. Why this behavior is Not considered “Bad” by Current Anti-viruses The user just turns his head for couple of seconds and the hacker plugs in their programmable USB key stroke dongle, Boom! All sorts of command could be run. ![]() Hak5 team has extrapolated the idea with USB HID device to allow executing terminal commands quickly, without drawing as much attention from the user who sits in front of it. ![]() Since USB HID doesn’t need any drivers across all popular platforms ( Linux, Windows, Mac OS), it just works everywhere. ![]()
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