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| README.md | ||
Flipper Zero BadUSB Routines
Welcome to the mildly dangerous and totally practical world of Flipper Zero BadUSB routines. Have you ever wanted to entertain yourself while simultaneously annoying others? Well, look no further, because these scripts will make you the star of your own little cybersecurity circus.
corteximplant-ransomware-macos.txt
Are you tired of your computer behaving itself? Wish you could conjure up a fake ransomware attack just to see the terror in your colleague's eyes? Well, this 'corteximplant-ransomware' routine has got you covered. This script downloads and runs a harmless prank from a totally trustworthy URL, corteximplant-ransomware.
Details:
- Function: Downloads and executes a harmless prank script.
- Result: A fake ransomware notice in the terminal.
- Danger Level: 0 (Unless your sense of humor is particularly lethal).
moodface-macos.txt
Ever wanted to let your boss know exactly what you think of your salary? This 'moodface' routine will display an expressive (and equally passive-aggressive) face right in your terminal, courtesy of curl. Perfect for spicing up those stoic Monday mornings.
Details:
- Function: Shows an ASCII face in the terminal.
- Usage: Ideal for passive-aggressively expressing your "enthusiasm" for your paycheck.
- Danger Level: Slightly hazardous to your job security.
moodface-madness-macos.txt
Ready to take your terminal art to the next level? This 'moodface-madness' script goes full Hitchcock, base64 encoding the contents first. It then painstakingly renders the encoded brilliance over the course of five thrilling minutes. The result? An epic waste of time that you'll be just dying to share with everyone around you.
Details:
- Function: Displays moodface in the terminal using base64 encoding.
- Runtime: Approximately 5 minutes.
- Danger Level: Hazardous to productivity, but hey, art takes time.
Disclaimer
Before you go forth sowing seeds of chaos, remember that these scripts are mainly for educational and (dare we say?) humorous purposes. Use them responsibly and don't forget to read the room—a cranky boss or a nervous coworker might not appreciate your stellar sense of humor. Happy pranking!