Bucky is a versatile Bluetooth-enabled keystroke injector built with an ESP32 microcontroller. It allows remote execution of keyboard inputs on Windows, Linux, and macOS systems by emulating a Bluetooth keyboard.
The device supports various commands including text input, key combinations, delays, and is compatible with Ducky Script for automation. It's an ideal tool for security testing, penetration testing, and automation tasks, enabling users to execute scripts wirelessly via the serial monitor.
Bucky is a Bluetooth keystroke injector that emulates a keyboard for remote execution of commands on multiple operating systems. Perfect for security testing and automation tasks.
Main microcontroller with built-in Bluetooth capabilities
Wireless connectivity for remote control
Human Interface Device emulation for keystroke injection
Scripting language for keystrokes automation
Connect wirelessly to target systems without physical access, providing flexibility for remote operations.
Compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems, making it versatile for different environments.
Simulate keyboard inputs remotely, allowing for text entry, key combinations, and special key presses.
Use familiar Ducky Script syntax for creating and executing automated keystrokes sequences.
Perfect for ethical hacking, penetration testing, and security assessments with wireless capabilities.
Execute commands quickly and efficiently, with customizable delay options for timing precision.
To get started with Bucky, you'll need an ESP32 development board and the Arduino IDE. Follow these steps to set up your device:
# Download the sketch from the releases
# Open the sketch in Arduino IDE
# Install required libraries (ESP32 BLE Keyboard)
# Upload the sketch to your ESP32
After uploading the sketch to your ESP32, you can connect to it via Bluetooth from your target device. Once connected, you can send commands through the serial monitor to execute keystrokes remotely.
// Open Serial Monitor at 115200 baud
// Enter commands like:
STRING Hello, World!
DELAY 1000
WINDOWS r
STRING notepad
ENTER
Bucky supports a wide range of commands for keystroke injection. Here are some of the main commands you can use:
Here's an example script that opens Notepad on Windows and types a message:
WINDOWS r
DELAY 500
STRING notepad
ENTER
DELAY 1000
STRING This message was typed by Bucky!
ENTER
STRING A Bluetooth keystroke injector for security testing.