/Digispark-FlashMemory-Duckduino

Payload that run on a Digispark 16.5mhz, and using digispark as a Rubber Ducky

Primary LanguageC++

Digispark-FlashMemory-Duckduino

a Payload that run on a Digispark 16.5mhz, and using digispark as a Rubber Ducky

Build:

This Ardunio code can steal so many information about your target machine from Windows 7/8/8.1/10 OS with a Visual Basic Script and Procdump that are in a flash memory.

Digispark configuration :

  1. Install arduino IDE Arduino IDE 1.0+.
  2. Download Digispark driver From >> (https://github.com/digistump/DigistumpArduino/releases/download/1.6.7/Digistump.Drivers.zip).
  3. Follow the Digispark configuration instructions from >> (http://digistump.com/wiki/digispark/tutorials/connecting)

Tutorial:

  1. Format your flash Drive to FAT32 and change flash drive label to: ==> D.

  2. Move Proc.vbs, Procdump & Procdump64 files to your Flash drive. You can download Procdump from >>>> (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procdump)

  3. Open the flash drive and Make a new text file and named it: ==> R.

  4. Configure you Digispark, open DigiSpark_RubberDucky.ino click on Upload but DO NOT plug in your digispark until you can see this message: [Plug in device now... (will timeout in 60 seconds)].

  5. If your flash memory is unplugged, first UNPLUGGED your digispark after uploading sketch.

  6. After plugged your flash memory drive then plugging your digispark.

  7. After runnig the code by digispark, open your flash drive, you should see the dump file : ==> dump.dmp.

  8. Now you need Mimikatz, for checking the results. you can download mimikatz from >> (https://github.com/gentilkiwi/mimikatz).

  9. For using mimikatz for first time, you need to bulid the tool with Visual studio depends on your x86 or x64 processor:

    1. Open Visual Studio and open up mimikatz files to it after extracting the zip file.
    2. From menu go to: Project >> Properties , from the left bar click on Configuration properties >> Configuration.
    3. if you have a x64-bit processor from Platform you should select x64, by default it's Win32 (the Best thing is to compile both version x64 an Win32). 4.From the Build menu choose Build solution.

  10. Moving the dump.dmp file to mimkatz win32 or x64 folder (depends on your Processor) (that is in mimkatz folder).

  11. open your CMD as Adminstrator and go to mimkatz win32 or x64 folder.

  12. For executing commands type:

    1.mimkatz 2.sekurlsa::minidump dump.dmp 3.sekurlsa::logonPasswords