🦆 Atom Ducky – BadUSB Toolkit

Atom Ducky is a portable, customizable BadUSB device built using the Raspberry pi pico w. It can emulate keyboard input (HID) and run scripted payloads like a Rubber Ducky.

🔧 Features

• GUI Web interface for payload control
• Inject DuckyScript/HID payloads
• Live keystroke simulation
• Template manager
• Rubber mode
• Setup and configuration UI
• Built-in prank and testing payloads

🧪 Getting Started

📥 Requirements

• Raspberry pi pico w
• Micro USB cable
• Chrome/Firefox (for Web UI)

🛠️ Flash the Device

1. Download and flash the flash_nuke.uf2 or boot.py as needed.
2. Copy the following files to the root of the Raspberry pi pico w drive:
   • index.html
   • static/
   • atoms/
   • code.py
   • settings.toml

📡 Accessing the Web Interface

1. Connect to Atom’s AP or plug it via USB.
2. Navigate to: ip in config file .
3. You’ll see the GUI interface to configure and launch payloads. You can send payloads like this from the UI.

🧙‍♂️ Credits

• Developed by HackeringTrue

• Inspired by Hak5 Rubber Ducky and public repo

▶️ Watch the demo video

👨‍💻 Author

Hackering True
Cybersecurity Researcher & Malware Analyst
🌐 GitHub Profile
💼 LinkedIn

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