This project utilizes the ESP32 to emulate a Bluetooth keyboard, allowing for HID attacks (similar to Rubber Ducky). The device reads Ducky scripts from an SD card and executes the predefined actions.

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1. Connect the ESP32 to the SD card as follows:

2. Upload the provided code to the ESP32.

3. Create Ducky scripts and save them on the SD card with the filename example.txt.

4. Power on the ESP32, and it will execute the actions specified in the Ducky script.

This project is for educational purposes only. The author assumes no responsibility for the misuse of this code. Be aware of legal and ethical considerations when deploying such devices.

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Thanks to the open-source community for providing libraries and tools used in this project.

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Create a Ducky script (e.g., example.txt) and save it on the SD card. Below is an example Ducky script:

DELAY 500
STRING notepad
ENTER
DELAY 800
STRING Hello, this is a Ducky script!
ENTER 

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