QWavey·hardware

Flashers

Flash open firmware onto the boards straight from your browser, over USB. No toolchain, no command line. Pick a device.

USB Rubber Ducky Mk II (2022), traced from the Hak5 product photo — USB-A blade folded out, USB-C service port at the tail, microSD socket on the flank, SW1 button and X1 crystal on the reverse of the module. USB-A SW1 MODULE microSD USB-C

WebUSB · DFU

Rubberless-Ducky

Open AT32UC3B1 firmware for the Hak5 USB Rubber Ducky, for reviving a bricked board.

MCU AT32UC3B1Flash 256 KBID 03EB:2FF6
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WebSerial · esptool

ESP32-S3 Key

The ESP32-S3 Key BadUSB firmware, flashed as a full image set over the chip’s own USB.

MCU ESP32-S3Flash 8 MBVID 303A
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STRAP AMOLED STRAP USB-C BODY

WebSerial · esptool

ESP-Watch-BadUSB

The ESP32-S3 BadUSB firmware ported to the Waveshare Touch-AMOLED 2.06" watch — AP creds, LED and script status on the AMOLED, on-screen STOP button.

MCU ESP32-S3Flash 32 MBScreen 410×502
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USB-C ESP32-S3-WROOM-1 N16R8 BOOT RST ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1

WebSerial · esptool

ESP32-S3-DevKitC-BadUSB

The same ESP32-S3 BadUSB firmware for a plain ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1 dev board — no on-screen UI, driven entirely from the web dashboard over WiFi.

MCU ESP32-S3Flash 8 MBUI web only
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