[Ducky-Harvest] Permission Errors

[twohandedhacker]

Payload Title

Ducky-Harvest

Payload URL

https://github.com/hak5/usbrubberducky-payloads/tree/master/payloads/library/credentials/Duckie-Harvest

Payload Setup

Just Removed the Reverse Shell Stuff

Problem Description

Is this supposed to auto-run? I got several errors about how my test Machine needs to have scrips allowed. If in a pentest the target has scripts restricted then the payload cannot run.

Troubleshooting steps

I was able to get this payload to run but only by changing settings manually. Maybe add some powershell commands to allow scripts at an elevated level

Suspected Cause

No response

Screenshots or additional information

By the way, checkbox "requirement" number 8 is really clever. Kudos to whichever genius thought of that ;)

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• I have read and followed the documentation provided by the original payload author and configured the payload (if required)
• I have confirmed I am deploying this payload with the correct device intended by the original author (Original USB Rubber Ducky vs New USB Rubber Ducky)
• I have confirmed I am deploying this payload on the correct target host intended by the original author (Windows, Mac, Linux, etc)
• I have confirmed the payload is compiled in the correct keyboard language for the target host I'm trying to deploy it on (US, DE, etc)
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Agreement

• I believe this is an issue with the actual payload itself. I acknowledge this form is not a request for help following instructions.
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