Enhanced Search-Optimized Virtual Keyboard: Aideepen Beetle Module for Arduino Leonardo R3 with BadUSB Atmega32U4-AU Microcontroller Development Expansion Board Review

I initially had trouble loading code on Ubuntu, but everything worked fine on Windows. I later discovered that the problem is not related to this device and that it is problematic software that comes installed by default on Ubuntu and interferes with all ATMEGA32U4s. To fix the problem, run: sudo apt-get --purge remove modemmanager.

Great PoC demo device for physical HID attacks. It also works well as a hardware wallet to store encrypted hex-bytes of a cryptocurrency private key as it can be easily hidden, transported and destroyed. One of the most affordable gadgets that should be in every red team's arsenal.

Worked perfectly for me. He does three things for me. 1. Move the mouse 1 pixel every 60 seconds. 2. Generate a new password when the switch is kept closed for 60 seconds. 3 Enter the password when the switch is temporarily closed. It saved my life. I have to enter the password 1000 times a day. It makes life good again. I will buy 10 more and give them to my group.

worked a day or so then didn't flash a new program. I tried to work this out with the seller but it didn't work so the seller sent me another board (requested ESP8266) and it works but keeps randomly rebooting. even with the additional capacitor. No further response from seller except sorry, please wait for our engineer to contact you etc. I just take it as a loss.

This is reported as Arduino Leonardo and can be programmed like a regular Arduino. For my use I wanted to access the I/O port and was pleasantly surprised to find that you can take it apart and get some I/O pins (seems to be MISO, MOSI, SCK, GND, VCC and RST ; they are probably set to factory programming). You can't connect everything to something that's connected to a small circuit board. However, this is a great ultra-compact Arduino Leonardo if that's what you're after. It even has an LED on

This device was immediately usable as a Leonardo (Pro Micro) Arduino. I like that it plugs directly into a standard USB port without an extra cable. Very low profile, does not interfere with other nearby USB devices. I use mine as a simple mouse emulator to prevent overzealous screensavers from kicking in and disconnecting me from my work (I switch laptops a lot and sometimes my screensaver settings get stuck.) It goes with my travel bag. Ideal for preventing sleep during a presentation…