If you've ever watched a hacker movie and seen someone plug in a USB and own a machine in seconds — that's not Hollywood magic. That's a Rubber Ducky. And I built one for under ₹150.
Here's exactly how I did it, what it taught me, and why every security student should build one.
What Even Is a Rubber Ducky?
A Rubber Ducky is a USB device that pretends to be a keyboard. The moment you plug it in, the operating system trusts it completely — because keyboards don't need driver approvals or admin permissions.
Once trusted, it starts "typing" pre-programmed commands at superhuman speed. We're talking 1000 keystrokes per second. By the time you blink, it's already opened PowerShell, run a script, and closed the window.
