Hak5 USB rubber ducky case

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This is a perfect scenario for the Hak5 USB rubber ducky. It features an accessible hole for the status LED and a convenient lever to activate the rubber ducky button. You will find eight files, requiring you to print one base and one top. The "top" file includes a hole for easy insertion and removal of the microSD card with your bare hands. Alternatively, you can use "top_2," which does not have a hole, necessitating the use of kapton tape to facilitate its removal. If you're working on stealth bases, consider using "top_stealth," which features both an LED hole and button. If you prefer a more discreet option without an LED hole, choose "top_stealth_no_led." For a stealth design with no button, select "top_stealth_no_led_button." The "base" file comes engraved with GDATA, while the "base_black" file has no engravings. If you're building a stealth base, use "base_stealth," which lacks a microSD hole. To assemble the rubber ducky case, follow these simple steps: Place your Rubber Ducky in the base and press the top into position, using a press fit mount that makes assembly effortless. That's it!