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google-enrollment

This are the scripts that we use to enroll chromebooks from Rubber Ducky

Requirements

  • Rubber Ducky
  • Computer with text editor
  • Chromebook to enroll
  • Admin account or with enrollment permissions.

Processing time:

  • 2 minutes

On any computer

  • Open the script from Encoder folder.
  • Edit the text and replace the SSID and wireless password, account and account password to enroll.
  • Compiling the with the Jar or Web Tool Script to a binary file.
  • Open the Rubber ducky and save the script in SD card form inside, once saved the script, reclosing the USB.

On the Chromebook to enroll

  • Turn the Chromebook and wait the first screen
  • Insert the Rubber ducky and let enrolls alone.
  • Once enrolled in the Chromebook, disconnect the Rubber Ducky and turn off the Chromebook.

The Rubber Ducky is a USB device that simulates a keyboard and executes a sequence of keystrokes previously set in a script. The script must change the parameters:

  • WIFI_SSID: wireless SSID
  • WIFI_SSID_Password_network: network password
  • [email protected]_: Email administrator or user with privileges for enrollment:
  • _EnrollmentEmail_Password_email: password

Compile

To compile the binary file just run this from encoder folder:

$ java -jar encoder.jar -l resources/us.properties -i script.txt -o inject.bin

Where:

  • us.properties is the config for keyboard (US)
  • script.txt is input file
  • inject.bin is outpu file

OR You can use Web App Compiler

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