USB Nova is a cute little USB "drive" that acts as a keyboard, much like the USB Rubber Ducky, WiFi Duck, and other BadUSBs. What makes it special is that:

• You can drag and drop scripts (no SD card or WiFi connection required)
• Easily switch between attack and setup mode
• Supports USB Mass Storage
• Has cool new scripting functions
• Supports a ton of keyboard layouts
• Can act as a USB mouse & boot keyboard
• It's DIY-able
• Change USB VID & PID, serial number and other cool settings effortlessly
• Has an RGB LED
• It's Open-Source
• Comes in a variety of awesome-looking cases
• With USB-A or USB-C plug

Specs USB Nova mkII (USB-A)

• Dimensions: 46mm x 17.5mm x 7.7mm
• Dual-core 133 MHz 32-bit CPU
• 16 MB SPI flash (15 MB accessible via USB)
• 2 Position Mode Switch (Attack & Setup)
• RGB Neopixel LED
• USB-A plug
• Reset & boot button
• Optional PETG case in 6 different colors

Specs USB Nova mkII (USB-C)

• Dimensions: 38mm x 16.5mm x 6.5mm
• Dual-core 133 MHz 32-bit CPU
• 16 MB SPI flash (15 MB accessible via USB)
• 2 Position Mode Switch (Attack & Setup)
• RGB Neopixel LED
• USB-C plug
• Reset & boot button
• Optional PETG case in 6 different colors

Specs USB Nova (discontinued)

• Dimensions: 45mm x 17.5mm x 8.5mm
• 48 MHz 32-bit CPU
• 4 MB SPI flash (accessible via USB)
• 2 Position Mode Switch (Attack & Setup)
• RGB Neopixel LED
• USB-A plug
• Reset button
• Optional PETG case