Badusb Beetle Virtual Keyboard Development Board ATMEGA32U4 with WIFI ESP8266 CJMCU

The WiFi USB HID Development Module allows you to emulate a USB keyboard with integrated WiFi capabilities. It is ideal for learning USB HID behavior, wireless control, and understanding security concepts safely in an educational environment. This module combines USB keyboard emulation with WiFi connectivity, enabling remote keyboard input on a connected computer. It is commonly used with WiFi Ducky firmware for demonstrations and testing purposes.

Package Includes

1 x WiFi USB HID development module

Arduio with ESP8266

114.45 AED (Tax included)

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Features

USB keyboard emulation with WiFi control
Supports remote command execution via network
Educational use for learning USB HID and microcontroller programming
Safe testing environment for security awareness

WiFi Functionality

With WiFi enabled, the module can receive commands over a wireless network and translate them into keyboard actions. This demonstrates how USB HID devices can interact with host systems over a network.

Getting Started

Before using WiFi Ducky firmware, an initial Arduino sketch must be uploaded to the board. This prepares the module for bootloader flashing and firmware installation.

Initial Firmware Upload

Upload the first sketch from the following link:

step1.ino

Bootloader Flashing

After uploading the initial sketch, flash the bootloader to prepare the board for the main WiFi Ducky firmware.

NodeMCU Flasher

Download the NodeMCU flasher for your Windows system. After wiring the board, run the appropriate executable to flash the firmware:

Win64 Windows Flasher

Firmware File

The WiFi Ducky binary firmware is available here:

WiFi Ducky Firmware

Final Arduino Sketch

After flashing the firmware, remove the shunt, reconnect the device, and upload the final Arduino sketch:

arduino_wifi_duck.ino