Rubber Ducky with ATMEGA32U4-AU microcontroller chip

A rubber ducky is just an adorable little bathtub toy for children. Well, it used to be, but now, this seemingly innocuous label has been applied to a potentially nefarious hacking tool. The rubber ducky looks like any other USB flash drive, but when you insert it, the computer perceives a keyboard, and it allows that “keyboard” to enter a host of preset keystrokes.

Theoretically, this tool is for penetration testing. Security experts can use rubber duckies to test the resiliency of their computer systems. But hackers can also use the rubber ducky for keystroke injection attacks, and there are all kinds of tips and instructions online to help them.

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