Description

The ThingPulse Pendrive S3 is an ESP32-S3 device with USB-C plug, WS2812B RGB LED and 128MB of flash. With the help of TinyUSB the ESP32-S3 can pretend to be many USB devices, such as:

• USB Memory Stick
• USB Keyboard
• USB Mouse
• Audio device
• Video device
• Networking device

CircuitPython Support

The Pendrive S3 runs CircuitPython, a Python dialect optimized for microcontrollers:
https://circuitpython.org/board/ThingPulse_PendriveS3/

Applications

• As BadUSB Device with SuperWiFiDuck it can do KeyStroke injections (see next paragraph)
• As WiFiDisk it can be mounted by any regular computer like a memory stick and synchronize the files on the disk to the cloud
• As WiFiDongle it can add an additional WiFi networking device to any computer/ phone

Application – BadUSB

Imagine having full control over any computer in seconds, simply by plugging in a device. That’s the power of tools that emulate a USB keyboard. Because computers inherently trust keyboards, these devices can take command with lightning speed.

Meet the BadUSB, a device that pretends to be a keyboard, bombarding the computer with hundreds of keystrokes per second—far faster than any human could type. By utilizing a straightforward scripting language, you can program a BadUSB to execute any commands you want.

Now, take this concept to the next level with the WiFi Duck. This innovative tool lets you manage all your scripts wirelessly through a user-friendly web interface. No need for app installations, logging in, or tedious script transfers. With the WiFi Duck, everything is at your fingertips, making it easier than ever to unleash the full potential of a BadUSB device.

Functions

Command	Example	Description
REM	REM Hello World!	Comment
DEFAULTDELAY or DEFAULT_DELAY	DEFAULTDELAY 200	Time in ms between every command
DELAY	DELAY 1000	Delay in ms
STRING	STRING Hello World!	Types the following string
REPEAT or REPLAY	REPEAT 3	Repeats the last command n times
LOCALE	LOCALE DE	Sets the keyboard layout. List
KEYCODE	KEYCODE 0x02 0x04	Types a specific key code (modifier, key1[, …, key6]) in decimal or hexadecimal
LED	LED 40 20 10	Changes the color of the LED in decimal RGB values (0-255)

 

Sample Script

The following script opens notepad.exe, and writes “Hello World” in it:

REM Hello World for Windows PCs
DEFAULTDELAY 200
GUI r
STRING notepad
ENTER
STRING Hello World!


 

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