BadUSB help needed

[MilesAway]

Hi, I've looked online at several articles describing BadUSB and reflashing USB drives, but I can't seem to find a tutorial on how to do it myself. Could you please describe the process to me in detail? Thanks in advance.

[Syntax990]

BadUSB requires you to know the architechure of the chip you are modifying. They aren't your conventional x86 x64. I'll make things easier and recommend rubber-ducky USB which I think you'll find more usefull.

http://192.64.85.110/

[Stackprotector]

Yes, the badUSB attack is really complicated. The attack is about reflashing ordinary usb sticks, and in order to use POC code you would need a usb stick with the exact same chip.

Though if you are just looking into emulating other devices like a keyboard etc. this can be done using most dev boards like Arduino, Teensy, Rubberducky as long as you can reflash the usb-to-serial FTDI chip.

[nrael]

I gave it also a try to get BadUSB running but I stopped in the middle. I have absolute no idea how to get it working. I think the Rubber Ducky would be the easiest solution. Did someone buy one, configured and used it somewhere? I'd like to hear some feedback about it

[HTH]

I own every product hak5 sells, because they are cool even if the people are dumbasses.


THe rubber ducky works great and thats all I will say about it.


It has the HTH Gold Star of Approval.