The Raspberry Pi Pico USB Rubber Ducky Device (HID) is a ready-to-use keystroke injection tool built on the reliable and ultra-fast RP2040 microcontroller. This device emulates a keyboard and can automatically type and execute payloads on any target machine within seconds—making it perfect for ethical hackers, red teamers, penetration testers, and cybersecurity students.
Unlike traditional rubber ducky devices that require complex scripting or flashing, this model comes fully preloaded with powerful HID payloads and requires zero coding. Just plug it in, and the payload starts executing instantly.
⚙️ Technical Specifications:
✅ Processor:
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RP2040 Dual-Core ARM Cortex-M0+
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Clock Speed: 133 MHz
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Ultra-low latency HID emulation
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✅ Memory:
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264 KB SRAM
✅ Storage:
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2 MB QSPI Flash (stores multiple payloads)
✅ Wireless:
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❌ No wireless module (USB-only attack vector)
✅ Ports:
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USB Type-A (acts as HID Device)
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Micro-USB for programming and power
✅ Firmware:
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Pre-installed with HID attack scripts
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Windows password grabber
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Reverse shell launchers
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Credential injection
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Custom command execution
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Supports Duckyscript, CircuitPython, or custom payload formats (can be edited)
✅ Modules:
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Core: Raspberry Pi Pico Board
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Optional: Button trigger, status LED (based on model)
✅ Management:
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Drag-and-drop payload editing via USB Mass Storage Mode
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Payload files stored as
.txtor.uf2 -
Easily editable using any text editor (Windows, macOS, Linux)
✅ Updates:
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Firmware can be updated via UF2 bootloader
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Community-supported payload libraries
✅ Dimensions:
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Approx. 51mm x 21mm x 4mm
✅ Weight:
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Approx. 5g
✅ Power:
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5V via USB
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Power draw: <100mA
✅ Display:
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❌ No onboard display (status indicated via onboard LED if included)
🔐 Use Cases:
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HID Penetration Testing
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Credential Dumping
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Social Engineering Payloads
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Red Team Automation
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Cybersecurity Training for Students






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