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No, root pendrives must exploit bugs in USB/block/fs/UI subsystems of the OS. PCIe devices can read/write RAM directly as they please unless isolated behind IOM
by qb45 10y ago
No, root pendrives must exploit bugs in USB/block/fs/UI subsystems of the OS. PCIe devices can read/write RAM directly as they please unless isolated behind IOMMU.
- tmzt 10y agoUnless they are USB-C devices and the host supports Thunderbolt 3 without an IOMMU. An innoculous looking device could perform a DMA exploit.