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Speaking hypothetically, if a person wished to secure their data drives and a "writeblocker" device was of concern, could a piece of encryption software be crafted to write to the drive in question with a failure state locking th… Continue reading Could a "writeblocker" device be circumvented by it’s own restrictions?
Speaking hypothetically, if a person wished to secure their data drives and a "writeblocker" device was of concern, could a piece of encryption software be crafted to write to the drive in question with a failure state locking th… Continue reading Could a "writeblocker" device be circumvented by it’s own restrictions?
Could this mean my mouse is compromised and hacked? My laptop has no ps/2 inputs. My mouse is the Microsoft basic optical mouse v2.0 and it is ps/2 compatible but you’d need an adapter for that and yet with just the USB input in the settin… Continue reading Mouse is showing 2 inputs in settings one USB and one PS/2 despite only being plugged in by USB My device has no ps/2 inputs [closed]
The mouse is the microsoft basic optical mouse v2.0 when i checked the mouse settings i saw 2 inputs a USB input and a ps/2 input the ps/2 input was written as "this device is connected to a ps/2 port" my laptop has no ps/2 ports… Continue reading I was given a mouse by someone who intented to hack me through a mouse could they have been able to load it with a keylogger? [closed]
I’m pretty sure a lot of you are familiar with the "USB Rubber Ducky", the USB stick that emulates a keyboard. Is there software for Windows that will prevent this type of attack, while still letting me use legitimate keyboards? … Continue reading Is there software on Windows that will protect myself from devices like the "USB Rubber Ducky"? [duplicate]
Two-factor authentication is becoming the norm for many applications and services, and security concerns around phone porting hacks are leading to a phaseout of SMS-based systems. Amidst that backdrop, [Josh] …read more Continue reading Build Your Own Two-Factor Authenticator With Good USB
I would like to ask about "BadUSB" vulnerability real world attack vectors. I got this idea, because I use virtual box as a sandbox for checking incoming files from clients (I am not an exposed person and I am not doing anything … Continue reading BadUSB and external USB peripherals – is using a USB device in a sandbox a risk?
I had a friend that wanted to bypass a monitoring app required to pass a test. His idea was to have a second screen so other friends can give advise but the app could see if he was using the hdmi port.
I have made before BAD USBs disguised… Continue reading Is it possible to disguise HDMI as HID?
A notorious cybercrime gang, involved in a series of high profile ransomware attacks, has in recent months been sending out poisoned USB devices to US organisations.
Read more in my article on the Tripwire State of Security blog. Continue reading Hackers are posting out malicious USB drives to businesses
By Deeba Ahmed
FBI’s warning highlights the fact that one should never insert an unknown USB flash drive in their PCs.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: FBI warns of hackers mailing malicious USB drives to spread ransomware
Continue reading FBI warns of hackers mailing malicious USB drives to spread ransomware