An android app to perform USB HID Attacks (Rubber Duck) in multiple ways:

• Wired Mode: Needs a custom kernel with usb hid feature or a kernel with configfs to be enabled for this mode to be used.
• Wireless: Provides a socket server to extend this USB HID with external tools/hardwares like raspberry pi, socket services, nc, and much more.

Ducky Script syntax is simple. Each command resides on a new line and may have options follow. Commands are written in ALL CAPS, because ducks are loud and like to quack with pride. Most commands invoke keystrokes, key-combos or strings of text, while some offer delays or pauses. Below is a list of commands and their function, followed by some example usage. Some syntax extended from the original Hak5 Ducky Script Syntax. Mouse ducky scripts are different from those seen online and have been defined to keep the similarity with the keyboard ducky scripts.

Note: In parameters [num] represents a number, [char] represents characters A-Z, a-z. Customizable HID support too has been added.

DEFAULT_DELAY or DEFAULTDELAY is used to define how long (milliseconds) to wait between each subsequent command. DEFAULT_DELAY must be issued at the beginning of the ducky script and is optional. Not specifying the DEFAULT_DELAY will result in faster execution of ducky scripts. This command is mostly useful when debugging.

Syntax:

Example:

DEFAULTDELAY 100
DEFAULT_DELAY 100

DELAY creates a momentary pause in the ducky script. It is quite handy for creating a moment of pause between sequential commands that may take the target computer some time to process. DELAY time is specified in milliseconds. Multiple DELAY commands can be used to create longer delays.

Syntax:

Example:

DELAY 500

Similar to the REM command in Basic and other languages, lines beginning with REM will not be processed. REM is a comment.

Syntax:

Example:

REM This is a comment

Repeats the last command [num] times

Syntax:

Example:

DELAY 1
REPEAT 5

STRING processes the text following taking special care to auto-shift with additional delay between each character. STRING can accept a single or multiple characters.

Syntax:

Example:

STRING_DELAY 1000 hello world
STRINGDELAY 1000 hello world

STRING processes the text following taking special care to auto-shift. STRING can accept a single or multiple characters.

Syntax:

Example:

STRING hello world

Emulates the Windows-Key, sometimes referred to as the Super-key.

Syntax:

Example:

GUI r

Unlike CAPSLOCK, cruise control for cool, the SHIFT command can be used when navigating fields to select text, among other functions.

Syntax:

Example:

SHIFT a
SHIFT ALT 4

Found to the left of the space key on most keyboards, the ALT key is instrumental in many automation operations.

Syntax:

Example:

ALT a
ALT SHIFT e

The king of key-combos, CONTROL is all mighty.

Syntax:

Example:

CTRL s
CTRL ALT DELETE

These keys have no parameters.

Syntax:

Some commands has a parameter which is a combo key. These keys belong to US English keyboard. List of supported combo key are:

• ESCAPE or ESC
• ENTER
• SPACE
• BACKSPACE or BKSP
• TAB
• INSERT
• DELETE
• PAGEUP
• PAGEDOWN
• HOME
• END
• DOWNARROW or DOWN
• UPARROW or UP
• LEFTARROW or LEFT
• RIGHTARROW or RIGHT
• BREAK or PAUSE
• F1 to F24
• single number [num]
• Single character [char]
• ` or ~
• [ or {
• ] or }
• \ or |
• ; or :
• , or <
• . or >
• / or ?
• - or _
• = or +

All mouse/pointer commands will start with this command. REPEAT command and DELAY commands effect can also be applied to mouse commands.

Note:

1. In parameter field [button], which emulates a mouse button action and can have the following value:
   • LEFT
   • RIGHT
   • MIDDLE
2. In parameter field [x] and [y], which emulates mouse movement action and can have the value range from -127 to 127. This represents pixels and is relative to where the mouse currently is. If you are at the point (150,150) then you can move the mouse to (127,127) pixels of this point followed by (23,23). Therefore, if the mouse is at (0,0) [top left corner] and you want to move to (1920, 1080) [bottom right corner, assuming a 1080p display], then you would need to move the mouse a few times 127 pixels at a time (or less) in either direction.
3. In parameter field [scroll], which emulates mouse scroll whell action and can have the following value:
   • UP
   • DOWN
4. In parameters [num] represents a number. This is used to repeat the action. Alternatively, REPEAT command can be used.

Syntax:

Example:

REM double left click
MOUSE CLICK LEFT 2
REM drag a folder
MOUSE HOLD LEFT 127 45
REM move pointer
MOUSE MOVE 0 0 5
REM scroll a document
MOUSE SCROLL DOWN 10
REM using repeat
MOUSE CLICK LEFT
REPEAT 1

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