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MacOS-DuckyScripts
PLUG & PLAY FLIPPER ZERO SCRIPTS for MacOS
This repository is EXCLUSIVE to MacOs BADUSB Scripts
!!!!! They are Plug & Play !!!!!
Big shoutout and huge thanks to @ClaraCrazy @0iphor13 @Hak5 @I-Am-Jakoby @UberGuidoZ
Check Out the Xremote (Cross Remote) by @leedave to chain Infared and SubGHz together to create your own automated scenes/sequences
(WORK IN PROGRESS)
Step by Step Directions to get you up and running will be posted Below!
If you're a visual learner like me, check out this detailed tutorial: @How 2 Flipper Guide
Thanks to @wrenchathome
First off, all of these @BADUSB SCRIPTS NEED to be formatted in .txt. This is the format The FLipper APP (FAP) BADUSB uses to run your favorite scripts!
1️⃣ To upload the .txt files, you will need to copy and paste the raw code into the MacOs application "TextEdit" or whichever program you prefer (TextEdit is easy).
2️⃣ Once you've copied and pasted the code into your preferred program, you will need to export or save the file to your desktop as a .txt file!
3️⃣ You can type .txt after the file name, and it will prompt you to save the file as a .txt.
4️⃣ Now, you can plug the flipper in and open up the File Manager, navigate to the SD card, and open up the BADUSB file within the SD card.
5️⃣ This is where you can drag and drop your .txt files, and once you are done, close out of the FLipper desktop app.
6️⃣ You are now ready to deploy your DuckyScripts and take over the World! ENJOY :)
!!!! EXERCISE CAUTION !!!!
When executing code, double-check to ensure that you're targeting the correct directory/system and that the consequences are understood.
Deleting files and folders can have significant consequences!
It's crucial to !!!! EXERCISE CAUTION !!!! when performing such actions. Deleting system files or important user data can lead to data loss or system instability. Therefore, it is recommended to proceed with extreme caution and ensure that you have a backup of any important files before executing any commands that involve file deletion.
