Presented at
A New HOPE (2022),
July 22, 2022, 12:30 p.m.
(180 minutes)
In this USB attack workshop, you’ll learn how hackers compromise computers over USB with techniques like keystroke injection - and even get to try it yourself! Kody and Alex will show you how to write your own “Duckyscript” payloads, and how to load the “RubberNugget” attack software on your S2 Wi-Fi Nugget. In addition to helping you write your own attacks, they will walk you through uploading the beginner-friendly CircuitPython programming language on your Nugget, and even demonstrate an experimental web interface you can use to remotely run your payloads.
Presenters:
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Alex Lynd
**Alex Lynd (@alexlynd)** (**alexlynd.com**) is an 18-year-old open-source developer and cybersecurity content creator. He appears on shows such as *Hak5* and *SecurityFWD*, and runs a hardware business called HakCat, where he creates open-source products and educational content that (he hopes) will empower the next generation of makers and hackers. Alex is interested in signals intelligence, microcontrollers, and sustainable design, and enjoys finding ways to fuse computer science with his other hobbies.
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Kody Kinzie
**Kody Kinzie (@kodykinzie) (www.hack.gay)** is a security researcher specializing in open-source intelligence and Wi-Fi security. He teaches cybersecurity to millions of beginners on two popular YouTube channels called Hak5 and Null Byte, as well as organizing cybersecurity training and outreach events in Los Angeles. He has presented on security topics at RSA, Chaos Communication Congress, Layer One, and HOPE.
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