Hack Any PC with a $1 Microcontroller: Learn USB Rubber Ducky Techniques

In this course, you will discover how to use a tiny, affordable microcontroller—the DigiSpark—to carry out hacking techniques in real-world scenarios. This course is designed for those who want to learn how to utilize this powerful tool effectively, whether you are on a local network or accessing devices worldwide through public IPs.

We will dive deep into the world of Human Interface Devices (HIDs) and explore how they can be used to execute keystroke injection attacks. You’ll learn how to program your DigiSpark to act as an HID device, which allows it to inject keystrokes into computers at lightning speed. This course not only teaches you the technical skills required but also covers the social engineering aspects that might be involved in deploying such devices in penetration testing engagements.

Additionally, we will guide you through creating various payloads, from simple keystrokes to more complex tasks like file exfiltration or persistent backdoors, all while emphasizing ethical practices. By the end of the course, you’ll have a comprehensive understanding of how to automate tasks across multiple devices, making you proficient in using the DigiSpark for ethical hacking purposes. This is a unique opportunity to gain skills that are not readily available in other courses, especially in the Arabic-speaking community, and to engage in a growing field that merges programming and cybersecurity.

What you will learn:

• Program the Digispark (ATTiny85) using Arduino IDE to emulate a keyboard (HID).
• Create keystroke injection payloads to automate tasks on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
• Design advanced payloads: persistence, file exfiltration, and background execution (for ethical purposes).
• Understand the social engineering related to HID device deployment and best defensive practices.
• Automate repetitive tasks across multiple computers using low-cost microcontrollers.
• Adapt and debug scripts for different environments and objectives, ensuring reproducibility and security.

Course Content:

• Sections: 1
• Lectures: 10
• Duration: 3 hours

Requirements:

• Computer running MacOS, Linux, or Windows
• Arduino IDE installed (free)
• Digispark ATTiny85 USB Development Board (~$2 each)

Who is it for?

• Beginner Whitehat Hackers
• Computer science students
• Beginner Ethical hackers
• Beginners interested in hacking
• Beginners interested in programming

What are you waiting for to get started?

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