This guide will go over compiling the firmware, flashing it to your device, and emulating your first device. I was successful using Windows 8(not 8.1) but that doesn't mean it came without the challenges. Hopefully this guide can steer you clear of any head-banging issues. If you need help making/assembling your own Facedancer board, follow this guide I made previously. Getting started Inspect your board for any solder bridges, cold joints, etc. Use a multimeter in continuity mode to test. This is important as you are connecting this to your precious pc. Plug in the host side to your pc via USB 2.0. I ran into Blue Screen issues on Windows 8 using USB 3.0. If you want to be ...

The Facedancer is a board to fuzz and emulate/prototype USB devices with host side python, PyUSB. Here is the official Facedancer21 page. It was masterminded by Travis Goodspeed and Sergey Bratus. The Facedancer21 is the 24th revision of the pcb. The Facedancer is not really avaiable pre-assembled for cheap so you will have to build your own. You can buy a fully assembled version from this site but you don't get any SMD soldering practice and it costs about double. If you already have a board and need some help flashing it and emulating your first device, follow this guide. Tools: Soldering Iron Spool of Solder Flux (I used a flux pen) Tweezers Spool of desoldering Wick or Braid Multimeter ...