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A phishing attack can often involve local compromise, making the user install malware etc. In that case, it's a simple attack variant to spoof the USB communica
by bumholio 8y ago
A phishing attack can often involve local compromise, making the user install malware etc. In that case, it's a simple attack variant to spoof the USB communication and get valid credentials whenever the user uses the key.
- ajdlinux 8y agoIt can, but at that stage it's no longer a phishing attack, it's a full remote compromise. Your average phishing attack is just a web page.