Ducky
August 8, 2023, 23:41
ok let's just pretend like we put it there
alr if u say so
but well probs need it later anyway
ok now we're supposed to do this
I think this is the time where we need to be careful
gang
you reading the wrong thing π
do you have anything to connect it?
scrow down
a lol
wait what
it said read this next
no
this is if its already set up
scroll down
we dont need to to that
im not using a pico w
im using a pico
π
oh yeah that makes sense
so we doing this?
or the one below that
no
below
ok the one below then
so you've done this?
ye
oh well I've been telling you something completely different
its good
ok copy the .uf2 file to the root of the pico
ye
ok now download adafruit-circuitpython-bundle-8.x-mpy-YYYYMMDD.zip
I can link you to the download page if you want
ok
ok well me where your up to from here
i finished it all
doesent work
just now for the second time?
ye i think its the hib file
ima use an older one
also I just realized did you pay Β£10 for a rickroll joke?
no I lied'
ima make a password stealer
π
no please don't be malicious
who you gonna use it on?
but rn i cant even use it
ok I'm jush gonna ask rn please don't steal anything like if you get access to someone's bank account
ok good
well i have no clue
sad
yk what that vid don't seem like a bad idea
i tried to watch it
it does not work
π
ugh
ima use an old and i mean old yt vid
with old github
lets see if it works
ok I'm gonna ask a phind
phind uses gpt 4 but allows it to search the internet
it's meant for developers and is free
oh
let me link what it sais now
Creating a "bad USB" with a Raspberry Pi Pico involves making the Pico act as a USB keyboard (a HID - Human Interface Device) that can send keystrokes to a computer when it's plugged in. These keystrokes can be programmed to perform any number of tasks. Before we proceed, it's important to understand that creating and using a "bad USB" can be illegal and unethical if used with malicious intent. Always get permission before running any scripts on a computer that isn't yours.
Here are the steps to create a "bad USB" using a Raspberry Pi Pico:
1. Install CircuitPython on your Pico: CircuitPython is a simplified version of Python that's designed to run on microcontrollers like the Pico. To install CircuitPython, download the .uf2 file for CircuitPython from the CircuitPython website and copy it to your Pico. The Pico will reboot and show up as a device named CIRCUITPY pythonawesome.com, picockpit.com.
2. Add the adafruit_hid library: This library allows the Pico to act as a HID. Download the adafruit_hid library from the Adafruit CircuitPython Library Bundle.
3. Extract the downloaded file and copy the adafruit_hid directory to the lib directory on your Pico pythonawesome.com.
4. Write your script: The script will define what keystrokes the Pico sends when it's plugged in. You can write the script in Python using the adafruit_hid library. Here's a simple example that types "Hello, World!" when the Pico is plugged in:
py
import time
from adafruit_hid.keyboard import Keyboard
from adafruit_hid.keycode import Keycode
from adafruit_hid.keyboard_layout_us import KeyboardLayoutUS
import usb_hid
kbd = Keyboard(usb_hid.devices)
layout = KeyboardLayoutUS(kbd)
time.sleep(1)
layout.write("Hello, World!")
Save this script as code.py in the root directory of your Pico pythonawesome.com, cytron.io.
5. Test your "bad USB": Safely eject your P
ok lets see
did it work?
@ me when you do
<@1071178789939331253> OMG
IT WORKED
TANKS TO YOU I RELIZED I HAD THE WRONG HID
BRO I LOVE U
MWA MWA MWA
<@1071178789939331253>
thx lol
it alright
tysm bro
if you want to try phind here the link https://www.phind.com/
ty
W man any way i can tell someone u did a good job
no it alr
alr bro tysm
also I didn't do that much of a job
<:kekw:1096152716578934924> cap u helped
about to buy another one
I listened, told you the wrong things to do before asking an AI to help
that's not that much
ok good I trust you