Using Flipper Zero as a USB Rubber Ducky (BadUSB)

Using Flipper Zero as a USB Rubber Ducky (BadUSB) BadUSB lets Flipper emulate a USB keyboard and type payloads automatically. Same concept as the Hak5 Rubber Ducky — plug in, scripts run. How It Works When plugged into a computer, Flipper identifies as a USB HID keyboard. It then executes DuckyScript — a simple scripting language that types keystrokes, holds modifiers, and runs commands. Writing a Basic Script Scripts are .txt files placed in badusb/ on the Flipper SD card. DuckyScript Syntax DELAY 1000 ; Wait 1000ms GUI r ; Windows key + R (Run dialog) DELAY 500 STRING notepad ; Type "notepad" ENTER ; Press Enter DELAY 1000 STRING Hello World ; Type in notepad Key Names Loading a Script on Flipper 1. Connect Flipper SD card to PC (or use qFlipper) 2. Place .txt script in SD Card/badusb/ 3. On Flipper: BadUSB → select script → Run 4. Plug Flipper into target computer 5. Script runs when you press OK Example: Open Terminal and Run Command (Windows) DELAY 2000 GUI r DELAY 500 STRING cmd ENTER DELAY 800 STRING ipconfig /all ENTER Example: Open Terminal (macOS) DELAY 1000 GUI SPACE DELAY 500 STRING Terminal ENTER DELAY 1000 STRING echo "Hello from Flipper" ENTER Tips Always add delays — scripts run faster than OS can respond. 500–1000ms after GUI operations. Test on your own machine first Keyboard layout matters — scripts written for US QWERTY may type wrong characters on other layouts. Flipper has layout files in badusb/assets/layouts/ Set correct layout in BadUSB settings before running Find community scripts at github.com/UberGuidoZ/Flipper in the badusb folder

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