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Mobile PINs are a lot like passwords in that there are a number of very common ones, and [Mobile Hacker] has a clever proof of concept that uses a tiny …read more Continue reading Brute Forcing a Mobile’s PIN Over USB With a $3 Board
Two high-severity vulnerabilities in a Fujitsu wireless keyboard expose passwords and allow keystroke injection attacks. Continue reading Fujitsu Wireless Keyboard Plagued By Unpatched Flaws
An unpatched high-severity vulnerability allows keystroke injections in Fujitsu wireless keyboards. Continue reading Unpatched Fujitsu Wireless Keyboard Bug Allows Keystroke Injection
The flaw allows a remote attacker to gain full access over a machine. Continue reading Logitech Keystroke Injection Flaw Went Unaddressed for Months
The “Rubber Ducky” by Hak5 is a very powerful tool that lets the user perform rapid keystroke injection attacks, which is basically a fancy way of saying the device can type fast. Capable of entering text at over 1000 WPM, Mavis Beacon’s got nothing on this $45 gadget. Within just a few seconds of plugging it in, a properly programmed script can do all sorts of damage. Just think of all the havoc that can be caused by an attacker typing in commands on the local machine, and now image they are also the Flash.
But unless you’re a professional …read more
Continue reading DIY Rubber Ducky is as Cheap as its Namesake