Build Your Own Wi-Fi Controlled USB Rubber Ducky with Pico W (Cheap & Powerful!) скачать в хорошем качестве

Build Your Own Wi-Fi Controlled USB Rubber Ducky with Pico W (Cheap & Powerful!)

Ever heard of a USB Rubber Ducky? These tiny devices can unleash a flurry of commands on a computer in seconds for automation or penetration testing. They're powerful but often expensive. What if you could build your own, arguably more powerful and flexible version, for just a few bucks? In this video, we'll transform the Raspberry Pi Pico W into a "Pico Ducky" – your own customizable and affordable HID (Human Interface Device) attack and automation tool! You'll learn: What a Rubber Ducky is and how it mimics a super-fast keyboard. Why the Pico W is ideal, leveraging the dbisu/pico-ducky open-source project. Its "superpowers" including HID emulation, a Wi-Fi hotspot, a web UI for control, live payload injection, and the ability to store multiple payloads. A step-by-step guide to flashing CircuitPython and installing the necessary Pico-Ducky files. See it in action with live demos: The classic "Hello World" speed test. A Wi-Fi controlled "Rickroll" on an Android phone, showcasing remote injection via the web interface. A reverse shell execution, demonstrating how it can silently grant command-line access to a target. CRITICAL DISCLAIMER: This content is for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. Using these tools on unauthorized systems is ILLEGAL and can lead to severe legal consequences. Always use this knowledge responsibly. If you learned something new or are excited to build your own, hit that LIKE button, leave a COMMENT with your ethical payload ideas, and SUBSCRIBE for more advanced tech projects! 🔗 Useful Links & Resources Mentioned: CircuitPython: https://circuitpython.org/ CircuitPython Library Bundle: https://circuitpython.org/libraries dbisu/pico-ducky GitHub Repository: https://github.com/dbisu/pico-ducky #USBRubberDucky #PicoDucky #RaspberryPiPicoW #Cybersecurity #PenetrationTesting #HackingTools #Automation #DIY #EthicalHacking #InfoSec Attribution: Video by Freepik www.freepik.com Images by Freepik www.freepik.com