Hackaday8y
Duckhunting – Stopping Rubber Ducky Attacks
The Rubber Ducky attack is simply opening up a command line and spewing an attack from an emulated USB HID keyboard. If the attacker can’t open up cmd or PowerShell, the attack breaks.
Hackaday4y
rubber ducky
Regardless, this project is intended to help protect against the infamous USB Rubber Ducky attack, by trying to differentiate a real user’s typing cadence, as opposed to a malicious device that ...
eTeknix15d
Ducky One 3 Classic TKL USB RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
The One 3 series features Ducky’s all new QUACK Mechanics design ... detachable braided USB Type-C cable, an improved Macro layout, and more. Looking for more exciting features on the latest ...
The threats of USB-based attacks for critical infrastructure
At a time when the risks of AI-powered and advanced email-borne cybersecurity threats dominate the news agenda, it might be easy to overlook the dangers of some of the age-old attack vectors that ...
eTeknix20d
Ducky One 3 Classic Fullsize USB RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Cherry
The One 3 series features Ducky’s all new QUACK Mechanics design ... detachable braided USB Type-C cable, an improved Macro layout, and more. Looking for more exciting features on the latest ...