PyDuckGen

• Introduction
• Usage
  • Installation
  • Commands
• Adding new payloads

Introduction

PyDuck is a Python Script which helps you to get your once written USB Rubber Ducky Payloads onto your Duck's SDCard quickly. You can even change variable components by using a simple set <attribute> <val> command. All of this is made easy with a Metasploit like interface. Simply choose your payload with <payload>, configure it and there you go :)

Usage

Tested with Python 3.5.2

Installation

1. Download the latest release.
2. Run.
3. ???
4. Profit

OR (if you want the Dev Version) 0. Need Python 3.5.2 or higher...duhhh

1. Clone the Repo: git clone https://github.com/ThoughtfulDev/PyDuckGen.git
2. Install dependencies: cd PyDuckGen && pip install -r requirements.txt
3. Start: python PyDuckGen.py
4. Enjoy

Commands

You can get a list of all available commands by typing help at any time.

Example Payload Generation

pyd> hello_world
pyd (hello_world)> attributes
...
pyd (hello_world)> set language de
pyd (hello_world)> set sdcard_mount H:\
pyd (hello_world)> set text Hello Github <3
pyd (hello_world)> generate

You SDCard mounted on H:\ should now have the right inject.bin on its USB Stick ready to go :) (It should open notepad and type 'Hello Github <3')

Here is another demontration.

pyd> mimikatz_lazagne_twinduck
pyd (mimikatz_lazagne_twinduck)> attributes
...
pyd (mimikatz_lazagne_twinduck)> set uac_bypass_key j
pyd (mimikatz_lazagne_twinduck)> set language de
pyd (mimikatz_lazagne_twinduck)> gen

As you can see if the Payload bypasses UAC you can set the key for bypassing e.g for US its ALT + y for Germany it is ALT + j.

Adding new payloads

Each payload or module has its own folder in 'modules/'. Every module needs a module.json which is kind of a configuration file about its name, description, needed folders on the ducky, needed files and replacable attributes. Have a look at the existing modules and you should get the hang of it... at least i hope so...

If you want to have your Payload added feel free to make a pull request.