OS Detection - USB Rubber Ducky

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[@longnamedude3947]

Very professional promo guys, although I am unsure of who it's aimed at because a majority of your customer base is already aware of the Rubber Ducky capabilities. I'd personally promote the remote code execution capabilities myself seeing as that has a lot of legitimately legal uses for regular nerds, geeks, and, computer aficionados.

[@ogzsxftw]

Amazing work as always guys 👍🏻

[@MrPaddy35]

For linux it only mentioned linux? Can it not give me specific linux distro because otherwise it will not be that useful

[@AndrewBates]

lol it's OS detection, not distribution detection.

[@longnamedude3947]

It's a Rubber Ducky, it does what it's been able to do for a while, it may be able to detect what distro you're using based on a script it run's once active but I'm not sure how you'd do it before that stage, maybe probing the USB Driver?

[@Hellohellohello803]

@@AndrewBates Linux is not an operating system.

[@mmcdjofficial]

Does it work on the old version of the rubberducky?

[@alienkid]

Is this just a new script? Or suggesting what you can do with a script? Or something else?

[@pcislocked]

it is a new function that you can use on your script i guess

[@moijuste8513]

finally someone will see i use ARCHLINUX BTW !!!

[@longnamedude3947]

Hello USBGuard + Custom Scripts to detect process changes in USB access frequency....

[@pedrohenriquesilvabraga9446]

Do you have an email to answer questions ?

[@mrh2os420]

Is there a way to pm you? Thanks

[@n8sdesign]

😎

[@evan5935]

Seeing these makes me extra weary of buying usb drives from unofficial vendors or places like aliexpress, even for like 4gb throwaway drives

[@LostArchivist]

Have an offline throwaway device and test them first. 4 gigs should be able to hold a certain amount of data.

[@michaelthornes]

if you're going this route, attempt to write to the entire drive and read the data back, to make sure it's not just reporting more storage than it actually has. there are programs which can do this for you, like h2testw also, plug it into a system of the same os/distribution to make sure it won't do anything in your primary machine. if you test it on a disposable linux machine and later use it on a mac, you wouldn't notice if it only has a payload for macos/windows

[@ciaobello1261]

😍😍

[@colourlin]

有中国大陆区的吗? 联系我

[@Taki7o7]

Wait, it's just opening a website which checks the OS? Thats low then ^^

[@kamalnoor5611]

no that's the output dummy, they built a whole extension in duckyscript3 called os_detection you can see the code

[@WhatTheDogDoin536]

It's GNU/Linux and not Linux.

[@Whattheflipman223]

Hiii

[@tuxido4913]

How on earth is the stuff you sell/distribute legal?