Collaborate Disseminate
For network-based attacks, there are many tools that scan a system for open ports and perform fingerprinting to find out what software is running on the system.
Does something similar exist for USB ports that would detect available drivers… Continue reading "Scanning" available USB drivers on a port
For example, bad USB cable( charging devices) loaded with script to record the unlock code of an android phone which is current being charged.
so basically, the bad usb cable and the usb charger is key logger, keep track of what is being t… Continue reading Is it possibile to capture unlock pin of smartphone(android/ios) using usb cable?
Issue with Digispark Driver Installation
I recently acquired a Digispark from this source. Upon attempting to connect it to my Windows 11 laptop, I noticed that the device initially lights up green, but after about five seconds, the red li… Continue reading Trouble in setting up rubberducky clone [migrated]
You might think you understand the concept of BadUSB attacks and know how to defend it, because all you’ve seen is opening a terminal window. Turns out there’s still more …read more Continue reading USB HID And Run Exposes Yet Another BadUSB Surface
Let’s say that you take a USB drive and encrypt the entire thing with Veracrypt. Could someone modify that USB drive to include malware on it? This is not assuming that physical changes to the device have been made.
I’m wondering about different types of malicious USB charger attacks that work on Android devices when USB debugging option is disabled and if the USB option is set to "charge only".
I’m not talking about Badpower attacks that ai… Continue reading Different types of USB charger attacks that work on Android phones
I recently purchased a fake USB flash drive for its cool and beautiful case. I know that the seller modified the firmware so that it shows a different capacity to the operating system, but I am not sure if he modified the firmware to make … Continue reading Check BadUSB or similar threats via software [duplicate]
In today’s installment of Betteridge’s law enforcement, here’s an evil USB-C dock proof-of-concept by [Lachlan Davidson] from [Aura Division]. We’ve seen malicious USB devices aplenty, from cables and chargers to …read more Continue reading Is Your USB-C Dock Out To Hack You?
What I need to know is if my work laptop (remotely managed by Org) installs or tags some hidden software on any devices being plugged in to the USB (obvious security hardening on their own part) which may make it to my personal laptop via … Continue reading How safe is sharing keyboard & mouse between work laptop & my personal laptop
I have some USBHub ( Ethernet + HDMI + USB + VGA). When it doesn’t have anything connected it exposes to Linux operating system device:
‘hiddev0, hidraw1’
in opposite to HID mouse:
which is visible as ‘input,hidraw0’
Here are some log snip… Continue reading How exactly are hidraw ‘Billboard’ devices interrogated?