zerojack

ZeroJack A tool for performing MouseJack keystrokes injection attack. ⚠️ Disclaimer The project was created for educational purposes. I am not responsible for any malicious usage of the project and the information provided here. 👾 About the project The project was created for educational purposes...

CVE-2023-48034

CVE-2023-48034 I have discovered weak encryption used in the wireless protocol of the Acer Wireless Keyboard SK-9662 FCC ID: H4IKB9662. This weak encryption allows an attacker to easily monitor and log keystrokes and also inject arbitrary keystrokes. Intro The keyboard uses a Texas Instruments...

radio-hackbox

SySS Radio Hack Box The SySS Radio Hack Box is a proof-of-concept software tool to demonstrate the replay and keystroke injection vulnerabilities of the wireless keyboard Cherry B.Unlimited AES. Requirements Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi Radio Hack Box shield a LCD, some LEDs, and some buttons...

blueXploit

blueXploit blueXploit video blueXploit is my own proof-of-concept that reproduces CVE-2023-45866 , the Bluetooth keystroke-injection vulnerability discovered by Marc Newlin. It abuses a flaw in the Bluetooth protocol to inject keystrokes into a target device without pairing , opening the door to...

WiFi-password-stealer

WiFi password stealer Have you ever seen a movie where a hacker plugs a seemingly ordinary USB drive into a computer and instantly steals data? Today, you'll be building a device that does exactly that. ⚠️ Disclaimer : All content in this project is intended for security research purposes only...

BlueDucky

BlueDucky Ver 2.1 Android 🦆 Thanks to all the people at HackNexus. Make sure you come join us on VC ! https://discord.gg/HackNexus NOTES: I will not be able to run this on a laptop or other device outside of a raspberry pi for testing. Due to this, any issues you have will need to be resolved...

Arduino_mousejack

Arduino Mousejack ShutDô Arduino Mousejack is a project, based on uCmousejeck by insecuritythings , to get Mousejack attacks into a small embedded device, with the form factor of a key chain. Prototype Mousejack Device Building the device is straight-forward, and the code provides a tool to use...

tap-ducky

TapDucky - Android USB HID Keystroke Injector TapDucky - Android USB HID Keystroke Injector Open-source DuckyScript runner for rooted Android with USB Gadget ConfigFS support TapDucky lets you create, customize, schedule, and run DuckyScript on Android by emulating a USB keyboard, mouse, or...

nrf24-playset

nRF24 Playset The nRF24 Playset is a collection of software tools for wireless input devices like keyboards, mice, and presenters based on Nordic Semiconductor nRF24 transceivers, e.g. nRF24LE1 and nRF24LU1+. All software tools support USB dongles with the nrf-research-firmware by the Bastille...

BetterBackdoor

BetterBackdoor A backdoor is a tool used to gain remote access to a machine. Typically, backdoor utilities such as NetCat have two main functions: to pipe remote input into cmd or bash and output the response. This is useful, but it is also limited. BetterBackdoor overcomes these limitations by...

duckhunt

DuckHunter Prevent RubberDucky or other keystroke injection attacks Try Out the new setup GUI it helps you to setup the software and we have just released a new feature that allows you to run the script every time your computer starts automatically Read this program's postmortem at myblog Intro...

uC_mousejack

μC Mousejack Microcontroller Mousejack is a project to get Mousejack attacks into a small embedded device, with the form factor of a key chain. Prototype Mousejack Device Our first iteration uses an Adafruit Feather 32u4 protoboard and a SPI-based NRF24L01+ module. Building the device is...

usb-ninja-detection-poc

How to use 1. Build the solution 2. Run the executable 3. Connect your keyboard/ninja cable 4. Type with your keyboard or start the keystroke injections 5. Kill the executable 6. Under the executable folder, a log file called keystrokeinjectionlogfile.txt is created 7. Event Logs will be logged...

-BuL

DEDSECBKIF DEDSECBKIF is a keystroke injection tool for Android, Linux, and iOS. With the help of CVE-2023-45866, it grants users unprecedented control over targeted systems, enabling various functions from keystroke injection to advanced system manipulations. DESCRIPTION DEDSECBKIF is a potent...

BadBlue

BadBlue Windows CVE-2024-21306 BadBlue implementation Using DuckyScript Unauthenticated Peering Leading to Code Execution Using HID Keyboard This is an implementation of the CVE discovered by marcnewlin And some code from BlueDucky Introduction BadBlue is a powerful tool for exploiting a...

RustyInjector

⚠️ Disclaimer: For Research and Educational Purposes Only This project is a Proof of Concept PoC demonstrating Bluetooth keystroke injection, re-implemented in Rust. It is intended strictly for educational and security research purposes. Do not use this code to compromise systems without explicit...

MouseServer-1.7.8.5-RCE

WiFi Mouse Server 1.7.8.5 - RCE An optimized Python 3 Proof-of-Concept PoC exploit for WiFi Mouse Server v1.7.8.5. This script leverages an inherent protocol vulnerability to achieve Remote Code Execution RCE via automated keystroke injection. This version has been explicitly modified and tuned f...

CVE-2022-26726-POC

CVE-2022-26726 Affected Versions As a student, I have limited access to devices in which I can test this vulnerability. The versions I have tested so far are MacOS 12.3.1, MacOS 12.3, MacOS 12.0, MacOS 10.15.7, and MacOS 11.6.1. The vulnerability works on all the versions tested on. So what is th...

presentation-clickers

Presentation Clickers I was in the mood for some RF reverse-engineering, so I ordered a few presentation clickers and had a bit of fun. This is a fork of nrf-research-firmware which I wrote a few years ago at Bastille. I've added support for a few new transceivers/protocols, and included keystrok...

CVE-2026-9323

A flaw was found in the urwid web display backend. This vulnerability arises from the use of a cryptographically insecure pseudo-random number generator PRNG for web session identifiers, making them predictable. An attacker could either observe enough session IDs to reconstruct the PRNG state or,...