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ESP32 S3 Bad USB
# Description
ESP32’s are nice microcontrollers, but not this one! This project describes how to build a WiFi rubber ducky or “bad USB”. No programming skills are required, just buy a ESP32 S2 board and flash it with the online tool.
Watch the YouTube video, it will guide you how to build it step by step:
The precompiled software bin files include some fun examples to get you started.
The video will show you 2 build options:
- Use a standard ESP32 S2 board and flash the bin files, nice to try.
- PRO version: custom ESP32 S3 PCB. --order the PCB here at PCBWAY--
Download all software, assembly instructions at the DesigGraveyard GitHub:
https://github.com/DesignGraveyard/V001_ESP32_bad_USB
(Project is fully open, PCB files are also available at GitHub)
ESP32 S3 Bad USB
Project images are for reference only. Actual production is based on the manufacturing files on the project page.
Please review the designer's notes (e.g., PCB thickness) and select the appropriate options.
PCBWay is not responsible
for issues caused by unsuitable parameter selections.
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