A two second HID attack against Windows and Mac that launches the website of your choosing. That's by far the most effective security awareness payload for the USB Rubber Ducky.
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A reverse shell is a type of shell where the victim computer calls back to an attacker’s computer. The attacking computer typically listens on a specific port. When it receives the connection it is then able to execute commands on the victim computer. In essence it’s remote control of a computer.
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Using a USB Rubber Ducky and this simple payload, Windows password hashes can be captured for cracking in less than two seconds.
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In honor of the USB Rubber Ducky appearance on a recent episode of Mr Robot, we’re recreating this hollywood hack and showing how easy it is to deploy malware and exfiltrate data using this Hak5 tool.
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As a keystroke injection attack tool capable of mimicking both a USB keyboard and mass storage, the USB Rubber Ducky excels at autonomously exfiltrating documents – or what we like to call performing an involuntary backup. In this article I will briefly outline the steps necessary to turn your USB Rubber Ducky into a document exfiltration machine, as described on Hak5 episodes 2112, 2113 and 2114.
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