A custom-built USB stick which registers as an HID keyboard to automatically run commands.
You can find the 3D model on thingiverse. After printing, simply put the electronics inside the case and snap the parts together.
Name | Amazon DE Price (Price I paid) | AliExpress Price (longer delivery) |
---|---|---|
Waveshare RP2040-Zero | €11.95 | €6.52 ($6.98) |
USB to USB C Adapter | €9.56 | €0.66 ($0.60) |
3D Printed Case | ~€0.25 | ~€0.25 ($0.27) |
Total | €21.76 | €7.43 ($7.85) |
Austrian Prices listed, prices in other countries are usually less
- Install CircitPython as described here.
- I recommend PyCharm for programming. To upload scripts, simply move them to the drive of the microcontroller.
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- Show terminal using
sudo chmod 777 /dev/ttyACM0
andscreen /dev/ttyACM0 115200
(on Ubuntu) - Show terminal using
screen /dev/tty.usbmodem2101 115200
(on macOS)
- Show terminal using
- Upload setup.py and run it once, then overwrite it with rick_roll.py or auto_password.py
- Done! Happy Hacking!
This project is for educational purposes only. I assume no liability for software or hacking damage.