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While valid, that is a totally different scenario from what the OP wants to protect from. I am just pointing out that when connecting a phone and a laptop to an
by franciscop 10y ago
While valid, that is a totally different scenario from what the OP wants to protect from. I am just pointing out that when connecting a phone and a laptop to an USB the default is that phones are unsecure and laptops are secure-ish. 0days, badUSB and all applies of course.
- rblatz 10y agoMy phone prompts me for access before it trusts a USB device, my computer loads drivers for it, sometimes without prompting. This seems like the opposite of the situation you describe.
- stevehawk 10y agoActually that's exactly the scenario. I could make a USB C charger that is also a memory device with an autorun zero day and while charging your laptop I'm compromising it as well. Be it portable, individual adapters or public access ones in airports. But that MagSafe or any other power only adapter? It's not compromising anything