Usage:
This program uses command-line arguments, so if you run python3 paycreate.py -h, the output is this:
usage: paycreate.py [-h] [-b BREAK_TIME] wordlist payload
A program to create rubber ducky scripts
positional arguments:
wordlist The wordlist file [i.e. ~/Wordlists/Wordlist.txt]
payload The file you want the payload to be saved as [i.e. ~/Payloads/Payload.txt]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-b BREAK_TIME, --break_time BREAK_TIME
The seconds in between typing the words
This means it has two needed arguments, wordlist, which is where the wordlist which will be used in the payload is stored, and payload, which is where the new payload will be stored.
It also has one optional argument, which is --break_time. This will specify how long the payload will wait for after typing a word in milliseconds, and the automatic break time is 500 milliseconds (0.5 seconds).
Example:
If I wanted to use the wordlist Wordlist.txt with the contents:
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
which is stored in my home directory, and the payload I want to create will be stored is Payload.txt (Also stored in my home directory), and I want a break time of 10 seconds, the command would be this:
python3 paycreate.py ~/Wordlist.txt ~/Payload.txt --break_time 10000
This will create a file called Payload.txt in my home directory, which containt these contents:
STRING a
ENTER
DELAY 10
STRING b
ENTER
DELAY 10
STRING c
ENTER
DELAY 10
STRING d
ENTER
DELAY 10
STRING e
ENTER
DELAY 10
STRING f
ENTER
DELAY 10
STRING g
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