Bad USB Attack Tutorial: Stealing Windows WiFi Passwords with the Digispark ATTiny85

In this video, we explore the bad USB capabilities of the Digispark ATTiny85, a tiny, yet powerful development board. We discuss the dangers of bad USB attacks and how the Digispark can be used to steal sensitive information. We also provide a step-by-step tutorial on how to set up the Digispark as a rubber ducky to steal Windows WiFi passwords. Watch this video to learn how to protect yourself against bad USB attacks and secure your computer.
Digispark ATTiny85: invl.io/clg0byo
Arduino IDE: www.arduino.cc/en/software/Ol...
Digispark board package: digistump.com/package_digistum...
Digispark Drivers for Windows: github.com/digistump/Digistum...
Attiny85 Rubbery Ducky Payloads: github.com/MTK911/Attiny85
Webhook: webhook.site

[@nothingspecial6054]

What if you wanna update the code but you don’t want the attiny85 to execute anything into your pc? Do you need to blacklist your pc name or is there a simpler way to do it?

[@asdf2493]

nice tutorial, thank you

[@dustycompiler]

Glad you liked it!

[@ramchandranaik6655]

Ty

[@kevinblack7646]

Thanks so much G

[@gregorioFPV]

Muito bom!

[@jugandoconian4604]

Tysm

[@eduardoalthierry7275]

webhook is it offline

[@firos5381]

does av block this as malicious

[@DoodlyDoo59210]

Nope. It’s recognized as a usb keyboard.

[@sajidnayeem4011]

I want to talk to you i need your help 😊

[@infinitybot6354]

Problem..
when I plug attiny85 to windows 11, it not recoganized in USB (drivers are not support)
How to fix it??

[@wannatermux]

had u installed drivers?

[@nothingspecial6054]

@@wannatermuxdoes the victim also need the drivers?

[@irfnrdh]

kabut jadi berawan