DroidDucky-App

DroidDucky is an Android app to run USB Rubber Ducky type attack through your Android phone Computers recognize it as a regular keyboard and accept pre-programmed keystroke payloads

• It has a new "write_file" command which can be used to write the entire content of a file throught usb.It can be used as:

  WRITE_FILE filename.extension    
  

  where the filename.extension is stored in the droidducky/code directory on your device
• "local_ip" and "wifi_ip" can be used to input the ip of the rndis driver and wifi respectivly

  LOCAL_IP
  WIFI_IP
  

  where the filename.extension is stored in the droidducky/code directory on your device

• It also has a http server on port 8080 which can be enabled from the "Enable Server" option inside the app it will server all files stored in the Droidducky/host directory. The server can be accessed over wifi as well as over RNDIS for windows , just tether the android from the settings menu if the in app option doesn't work
• The server stores any post requests sent to the server at the Droidducky/responses directory in the Internal Storage of the Device

• The app also has a javascript interpreter and js scripts can be stored in the Droidducky/JavaScript directory on the internal storage of the device. it uses the j2v8 api to map hid functions to js ones
• In a JS file ducky.SendString(String text) send a string through the USB
• ducky.SendCommand(String command) send a command through the USB (for example "Gui r","CRTL SHIFT R" etc)
• ducky.Log(String text) similar to REM in duckyscript
• ducky.Delay(Integer timeinms) delay similar to duckyscript
• ducky.WriteFile(String filename) writes a file char by char using the hid
• ducky.PrintIP(Boolean wifi) write the IP of the android device , if true then the wifi ip else the rndis ip

ExampleScript

ducky.SendCommand('GUI r');
ducky.Delay(1000);
ducky.SendString('notepad');
ducky.Delay(1000);
ducky.SendCommand('enter');
ducky.Delay(1000);
ducky.WriteFile('draguve.txt');

• Rooted device with unlocked bootloader
• Kernel with HID Patch (Look for kernels at the xda forum for your device)
• Check this link for device specific procedure if you can't find a kernel on xda : link

• The original hid-gadget-test is taken from pelya used to write the keys to usb
• Nanohttpd used to create a http server on usb ethernet
• material-dialogs used to create dialog boxes
• MaterialEditText to create better looking textboxes
• The source for DuckEncoder is used to support all the languages it
• J2V8 java bindings for v8 on android for the javascript interpreter