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USB Rubber ducky clone using a regular RPI Pico, with an HC-05 bluetooth module.

Credits to Circuitpython for providing adafruit library bundle and python SDK, and credits to treguly on github for providing a repository to help me build this project, https://github.com/treguly/pico-hid

How to use: Setup and wiring

  1. Install circuitpython by downloading it from https://circuitpython.org/board/raspberry_pi_pico/
  2. Drag and drop the file into your pico's main drive, then wait for it to reboot.
  3. Use an IDE such as thonny and make sure you have experience with circuitpython or python in general
  4. Connect an HC-05 module or any other blueooth module to the pi, MAKE SURE +Voltage is connected to VBUS for reliable 5v power.

image https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Use-HC-05-Bluetooth-With-Raspberry-Pi-Pico-/ 4bun501eqka91-3320441646

  1. Paste the code.py and boot.py into the pico's main directory

  2. Paste the lib folder into there as well.

  3. Pair your bluetooth module with any bluetooth serial app you prefer. (i reccomend "Serial Bluetooth Terminal" on play store)

  4. Follow the syntax and drop payloads!

How to use: Commands

2 Types of commands:

  • Payloads
  • System requests

Payload Syntax: Commands must be seperated with ; Payload must always end with ; to confirm it's integrity

Payload Commands:

  • Key commands, prefixed with !, combine multiple keys with + operator, example: !lcontrol+lalt+del;
  • Special commands, prefixed with !!, usually have an argument, which is seperated by a whitespace, example: !!delay 200; example: !!hex 0x15;
  • Generic text, No prefix needed, just type away, example: i hackz into yur compoter;

SPECIAL COMMANDS:

  • delay, Waits for milliseconds, usage: !!delay 200;
  • hex, Types a custom hex key, usage: !!hex 0x15;
  • repeat, Repeats a payload X times, with a delay inbetween in milliseconds, DOES NOT ALLOW CUSTOM COMMANDS (yet), usage: !!repeat 10 500 !space; 10 is how many times the payload is carried out, and 500 is a delay between each operation.

Example Payload: Rick roll

System requests:

  • SET_PAYLOAD [INSERT YOUR PAYLOAD HERE]

This command lets you modify the BOOT payload, paste a regular payload while minding a SPACE after the initial command. Boot payloads are stored on the main drive as a JSON file, they will run within 300ms of boot time.

  • RESET_PAYLOAD

This command resets your boot payload so it does not run Does not require any arguments.

  • PING

Use this to test the bluetooth signal and to make sure the Pi is running without issues.

  • RESET

Use this to reset the MCU.

KEYS:

  • lcontrol : Left Control

  • lshift : Left Shift

  • lalt : Left Alt

  • lgui : Left GUI (Windows Key)

  • rcontrol : Right Control

  • rshift : Right Shift

  • ralt : Right Alt

  • rgui : Right GUI

  • enter : Enter

  • esc : Escape

  • backspace : Backspace

  • tab : Tab

  • space : Space

  • prtscr : Print Screen

  • pause : Pause

  • insert : Insert

  • home : Home

  • pageup : Page Up

  • del : Delete

  • end : End

  • pagedown : Page Down

  • rightarrow : Right Arrow

  • leftarrow : Left Arrow

  • downarrow : Down Arrow

  • uparrow : Up Arrow

  • F1 : Function Key 1

  • F2 : Function Key 2

  • F3 : Function Key 3

  • F4 : Function Key 4

  • F5 : Function Key 5

  • F6 : Function Key 6

  • F7 : Function Key 7

  • F8 : Function Key 8

  • F9 : Function Key 9

  • F10 : Function Key 10

  • F11 : Function Key 11

  • F12 : Function Key 12

  • F13 : Function Key 13

  • F14 : Function Key 14

  • F15 : Function Key 15

  • F16 : Function Key 16

  • F17 : Function Key 17

  • F18 : Function Key 18

  • F19 : Function Key 19

  • F20 : Function Key 20

  • F21 : Function Key 21

  • F22 : Function Key 22

  • F23 : Function Key 23

  • F24 : Function Key 24

... more coming soon.

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