Raspberry Pi Pico W as a Rubber Ducky

Raspberry Pi Pico W

The Raspberry Pi Pico W is a microcontroller board based on the RP2040 chip, with built-in WiFi support. It's lightweight, affordable, and perfect for DIY projects and automation.

Rubber Ducky

A Rubber Ducky is a USB device that acts like a keyboard to execute pre-written scripts (Ducky Scripts) on a target device, automating tasks or running payloads.

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Setup Guide

Follow these 5 simple steps to turn your Raspberry Pi Pico W into a Rubber Ducky:

Step 1: Reset the Raspberry Pi Pico W

1. Connect the Raspberry Pi Pico W to your PC in setup mode:
   • Hold the BOOTSEL button while plugging it into the PC.
2. Open the 01 NUKE IT folder.
3. Copy and paste the flash_nuke.uf2 file onto the Pico W.
   • This will reset the board automatically.

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Step 2: Install CircuitPython

1. Open the Step 1 folder.
2. Copy and paste the adafruit-circuitpython-raspberry_pi_pico_w-en_GB-9.2.1.uf2 file onto the Pico W.
   • This installs CircuitPython.
3. After installation, the device name will change from RPI-RP2 to CIRCUITPY.

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Step 3: Add Required Libraries

1. Open the Step 2/Lib folder paste folder.
2. Copy the following files:
   • adafruit_hid
   • adafruit_wsgi
   • asyncio
   • adafruit_debouncer.mpy
   • adafruit_ticks.mpy
3. Paste these files into the lib folder on the CIRCUITPY drive.

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Step 4: Copy Root Files

1. Open the Step 3/Root folder paste folder.
2. Copy the following files:
   • boot.py
   • code.py
   • duckyinpython.py
   • secrets.py
   • webapp.py
   • wsgiserver.py
3. Paste these files into the root folder of the CIRCUITPY drive.
   • Note: Do not modify any other files in the root folder.

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Step 5: Add Payload

1. Open the Step 4/Add payload.dd file folder.
2. Copy your payload.dd file to the root folder of the CIRCUITPY drive.
   • Payload.dd: This file contains the Ducky Script that will execute on the target device.
   • You can create your own Ducky Script by referring to the Hak5 Documentation.
   • Alternatively, use example payloads from the Step 5 (Example Payloads) folder.

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Final Step: Test Your Rubber Ducky

1. Plug the Raspberry Pi Pico W into the target device.
2. The Rubber Ducky script will execute automatically.

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Disclaimer

This project is for educational purposes only. Use responsibly and ensure you have permission to test devices.

Note: Some of the files in this repository are not owned by me and belong to their respective owners.

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