It's not "typing stuff", it's exercing forced, unasked control of your computer (plus unknown behavior on other operating systems), isn't it? If the user's exp

It's not "typing stuff", it's exercing forced, unasked control of your computer (plus unknown behavior on other operating systems), isn't it? If the user's expectation when handed a thumb drive looking USB device from a big company is that it will display files, and instead it just pretends to be him and controls his computer interface, for me it is at least a gray area regarding computer abuse. But I am not a lawyer.