USB-Rubber-Ducky

by hak5darren C Version: v2.6.3 License: No License

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USB-Rubber-Ducky is a C library. USB-Rubber-Ducky has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has medium support. You can download it from GitHub.

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It has 4969 star(s) with 1473 fork(s). There are 624 watchers for this library.

It had no major release in the last 12 months.

There are 100 open issues and 39 have been closed. On average issues are closed in 157 days. There are 18 open pull requests and 0 closed requests.

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The latest version of USB-Rubber-Ducky is v2.6.3

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It has 523 lines of code, 11 functions and 4 files.

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Translate keyboard layout with python

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Translate keyboard layout with python

Asked 2017-Jul-15 at 20:19

I'm using a digispark arduino-compatible device to emulate a keyboard with an US layout (it uses DigiKeyboard.h as library to do so). Now,it just takes as input an integer which represent a key and sends it to the computer following the USB keyboard standards, everything fine until this point.

The problem is that I need this device to work with every keyboard layout, my question is: is there a way to "translate" the numeric value representing a character to the numeric value which represent the same character in any other layout using python? Obviously I cannot change the layout via software on the computer.

Example: lets say that in the US layout the character "x" is represented as the number 1. In the ES layout the character "x" is represented as the number 2. I need an hypothetic function that given the number 1 will output the number 2.

EDIT: Had some researches, couldn't find a proper solution, yet the hak5 team has developed something similar for the rubber ducky, you can find useful files on github

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Answered 2017-Jul-15 at 20:19

In short: it is not possible.

The library doesn't support that, let me elaborate a little further:

I've generated a "lookup table" (using the hak5 files mentioned in the question) which allowed me to check which key + modifiers to use to represent a given character in a given layout (quite of a good piece of software actually); it was a big let down for me to find out that the library supported the "shift" modifiers only (while in other layouts alt-gr is needed). The "keystroke" is coded in the following way: 7-bits are used to represent the ASCII code of the character (obviously it only supports the 7-bit ASCII characters in the US keyboard), while the most significant bit represent whether or not the modifier is used.

TL;DR: DigiKeyboard supports one modifiers only, making it good for US layout (or similar) only.

A quick and dirty workaround it to use this tool here to translate a rubbery ducky script in a digispark one using the tools the hak5 team wrote.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45039486

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