pico-ducky VS WHID

I know there is a page for it https://circuitpython.org/board/microbit_v2/, but I can't find any information on whether it works. Whenever I drag the file on the Microbit it just goes back to normal, and any files I save on it (as Circuitpython usually works) it just disappear. FYI I am trying to get dbisu's Pico Ducky code working on it https://github.com/dbisu/pico-ducky

The link to the instructions

I want to convert my Pi Pico into an Bad USB, but it doesn't seem to work. I watched all tutorials about it on Youtube, and even read through the official guide on the github repeatedly. and I can't get it to work.

I've been looking into the rubber ducky bad usb's lately but the official from hak5 is too expensive for me. I've watched some videos about alternatives and found out that a Raspberry PI Pico with the Pico Ducky installment (https://github.com/dbisu/pico-ducky) works the same as an official Rubber Ducky. Is this a good alternative? I'm low on money and want something that works with the Rubber Ducky scripts. If there are any other alternatives to it (that are cheap), please let me know.

Check out https://github.com/dbisu/pico-ducky

Follow the instructions given here

I have been using a RasPi Pico with pico-ducky which actually supports the original rubber ducky syntax so all snippets you find on the web will work.

There's a tutorial on YouTube from NetworkChuck where he takes a raspberry pi pico and uses this repo (https://github.com/dbisu/pico-ducky) to make one.

I have this whid injector

The WHID (Wireless Human Interface Device) attacks that I was talking about are a little different. Basically you take a rubber ducky or digispark and add a wifi, bluetooth, gsm chip to it. Once you plug the device in you can select a payload for the HID device from a paired phone or computer. The victim's computer still recognizes the device as a keyboard or mouse but the USB can communicate with the attacker over wifi via private network and web portal, bluetooth, Rf, or cellular connection (think of it like being a DIY wireless keyboard and mouse). This allows the attacker to complete multiple exploits where with a Rubber Ducky you just get the one preloaded. Though the bashbunny will carry more exploits and a demon seed cable allows a similar freedom (The demon seed cable was actually built off of a NSA project). With a Rubber Ducky if the victim machine has a new patch then assumed and the attack doesn't work you either have to just walk away or pull the Ducky replace the sd card with another payload and try again, with the WHID attack you can switch to a new attack almost seamlessly without having to arouse suspicion. If you want to know more about WHID attacks take a look at THIS github repo. This is one of the more popular repos for beginners though it focuses mostly on the wifi option. The pawnpi is another project that can perform a HID/WHID attack using a raspberry pi zero w.

or the Open Source WHID injector (which is a dongle). - https://github.com/whid-injector/WHID (controllable by an app on your smartphone)