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With physical access to a machine’s USB 3 port, someone could insert running code beneith the operating system, and it wouldn’t know. You could spy on user act
by NathanWilliams 9y ago
With physical access to a machine’s USB 3 port, someone could insert running code beneith the operating system, and it wouldn’t know.
You could spy on user activity, sniff encryption keys etc
- gpm 9y agoAs well as physical access do you also need to set a bios setting? It isn't entirely clear to me but the background information article linked in this thread seems to suggest yes.
- NathanWilliams 9y agoSorry, I’m not sure, this stuff largely goes over my head. I just understand the basics. If I had to guess, I wouldn’t be surprised if a different exploit is found that bypasses the bios setting to compliment this one.