Who let the bunny out?

Seems pretty cool to be honest. I'd love to screw around with this. There are a lot more features than the current rubber duckies have... I'm surprised of the specs, for that price the specs are actually quite good in my opinion.

it looks really interesting. i may be trying for it

(03-28-2017, 10:10 AM)Bish0pQ Wrote:

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Seems pretty cool to be honest. I'd love to screw around with this. There are a lot more features than the current rubber duckies have... I'm surprised of the specs, for that price the specs are actually quite good in my opinion.

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can this be used for cracking android passwords? how does it compare to a rubber ducky for the same purpose?

(04-09-2023, 10:32 PM)sinisterlee Wrote:

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can this be used for cracking android passwords? how does it compare to a rubber ducky for the same purpose?

Both devices sold by Hak5. From my understanding, these are usually used for Windows/Linux. You might be able to use ADB with the device, but there's limited (if any) documentation.

(04-13-2023, 11:51 PM)Oni Wrote:

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(04-09-2023, 10:32 PM)sinisterlee Wrote:

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can this be used for cracking android passwords? how does it compare to a rubber ducky for the same purpose?

Both devices sold by Hak5. From my understanding, these are usually used for Windows/Linux. You might be able to use ADB with the device, but there's limited (if any) documentation.

Seen some videos of a rubberducky being used for cracking an android.
Looking to have some effective scripts ready to do the job.
The OG cable is also really cool.

I love collecting little devices like this.

not me, i always close the door