Computer Security - A Bad USB Made With a Raspberry Pi Pico

I used a Pico to create a Bad USB that can easily hack computers!
Here is the code I used: github.com/Sco...
Flash Nuke: github.com/dwe...
I printed this case: www.printables...

[@5StarKlix]

it didnt work for me i did all the instructinos like 10 times and it doesnt work

[@MobCat_]

Once circuit python is flashed, you shouldn't have to keep installing it?

[@ben_watts]

Maybe. In this case, it seemed easier to me at the time to wipe the whole memory and reinstall everything since I could only access the Pico's storage by either resestting it or altering the hardware.

[@5StarKlix]

can u also try find some ducky scripts in 1.0 as the ones in hak5 are 3.0

[@ben_watts]

There aren't a whole lot left, but you can start with something like this: docs.hak5.org/hak5-usb-rubber-ducky/ducky-script-basics/hello-world. I'd recommend making your own script.

[@BG5850]

What would be the point of having the button?

[@ben_watts]

It's useful for setup. If you hold down the button while the Pico boots up, it goes into a boot mode that lets you edit the files.

[@BG5850]

@@ben_watts when I hold it down it makes it seem like it’s new with the default files it don’t show the new files

[@ben_watts]

@@BG5850 Sorry, I mistyped the last comment. Unfortunately, the boot mode only allows you to reset everything; it doesn't allow you to edit the files. In order to edit the files, you can hard wire some pins together as described here: github.com/dbisu/pico-ducky

[@Minushaspals]

Where could I contact you? I need help with something.

[@ben_watts]

Sorry, I'm unable to give personal help on this.

[@Minushaspals]

@@ben_watts No problem :)

[@lethalgaming2882]

Can you just share the libraries you used dude?

[@ben_watts]

I put it in the description. You can also find examples of DuckyScript 1.0 all over online.

[@lethalgaming2882]

Didn't work for me bro did everything as you said

[@ben_watts]

Your best bet is probably to cross reference some other KZbin tutorials and see if you can find the problem.