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    HackDucky v2!

    HackDucky is a compact, powerful esp32-s3 based USB device inspired by the concept of a "USB Rubber Ducky" — but fully open-source and customizable. It features dual USB ports (Type-A & Type-C), RGB status indicator,Wifi 6 and Bluetooth! and a generous 8MB flash. Ideal for scripting, automation, HID emulation, and more!ore!

    Features

    • ESP32-s3 Microcontroller – Dual-core Arm Cortex-M0+ @ 133MHz
    • 8MB Flash – Plenty of room for Ducky scripts, firmware, and more
    • USB-C & USB-A Portsorts – Plug into any host device with ease
    • RGB Neopixel – Visual feedback for status, payload execution, etc
    • Compact Custom PCB – Designed with portability and DIY hacking in mind (smaller than v1!)

    What Can It Do?

    • Act as a USB HID device (keyboard/mouse automation)
    • Emulate serial or mass storage devices
    • Read payloads from SD card and execute them
    • Light up RGB based on execution state (idle, running, error)
    • Load firmware like CircuitPython, TinyUSB, or custom UF2 payloads
    • Perform wifi based attacks using the antenna!

    💻 Getting Started

    1. Flash Firmware Connect via USB and flash with your favorite firmware (e.g. CircuitPython, Raspberry Pi Pico SDK UF2, etc)..

    2. Connect to Host via USB-A HackDucky will start executing its payload or HID script automatically (depending on firmware)..

    3. RGB Status LED

    Power & USB Notesotes

    • Use USB-C & USB-A for power and flashinghing

    Tools Used

    • KiCad for PCB Design
    • esp32-s3 documention / CircuitPython
    • Open-source hardware and firmware philosophy

    Final PCB Design

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    Disclaimer

    This device is for educational and ethical hacking purposes only. Use responsibly. The creators is not responsible for any misuse.

    📫 Connect

    Built with ❤️ by Aarav Jhamb

    GitHub: Aarav Jhamb Personal Websie: Aarav Jhamb Hack Clubber & Ethical Hacker 💻🔌🔌�