This was a 12th grade school project for class in robotics. Creating a USB PCB with simple microprocessor and performing keystroke injection using Vusb for educational purposes.
It doesn't have any account-login bypasses and all data is insecurely transferred and stored. Made solely for educational purposes, not to be outside of controlled, safe networks.
- USB PCB with ATTiny85 microprocessor, Based off: Frank Zhao Business Card
- Simple server with nonpersistant data storage for data transfer from target
- Script for retreiving saved connection profiles on user-logged-in win10 device (version used in 2022)
- Script for rickrolling on user-logged-in win10 device (it was 2022 :))
Server depends on node available here or through standard package manager: pacman -S nodejs, apt-install nodejs
I executed the server with: sudo node server.js with defaults for port 443 and ip 0.0.0.0
To host publicly, I used port/forwarding on my router to my internal ip on port 443. I only tested the project over a public ip once for demonstration purposes and stuck to local network due to how little I understood about code and network security.
ensure the curl argument within the ducky code has operand http:[server-host-ip]/givepass.