Well, I want to create a rubber ducky using Arduino Pro Mini.
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I have seen a vid that explains how to do it but the video uses Arduino Micro for the process.
I have connected all the wires and connect the usb to the laptop and the Pro Mini was working just fine.
I couldn't upload any sketch using the usb because because of this driver issue.
Before I fix the update thing I want to fix the compiling issue
I had a Keyboard.h problem where is says that
'Keyboard' not found. Does your sketch include the line '#include <Keyboard.h>'?
And the library is included.
So before I keep going, is it possible to make the Pro Mini a Rubber Ducky even though I have connected a USB to it?
That's a device that looks like a USB that hackers use to trick people into plugging it in their computer, lets say by throwing it on a road or something.
Once it's connected it acts as a HID to type malicious code so they can hack their computers.
I don't know and probably not.
Can't I make it act as one though?
I am not gonna use it in any malicious way, I love hacking and security from a long time, and I had the idea to make one from the Pro Mini that I have.
You are missing my point of this topic.
I have found a Pro Mini lying down in the house.
And I want to use it to make a rubber ducky.
I don't want to buy any other stuff.
That's why I named the topic (Pro Mini Rubber Ducky)
Do you have any idea if this is gonna work?
You write code that simulates USB; Digispark has a board (if not mistaken attiny85 based) and i think that Adafruit has a 328P based one that implement it that way.
