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It didn't really talk about what it "logged", that would have been interesting to know what data was being stolen. Great article though, very interesting read.
by gppk 8y ago
It didn't really talk about what it "logged", that would have been interesting to know what data was being stolen.
Great article though, very interesting read.
- Darkstryder 8y agoAs the article concludes with "Legal has taken over, I did my part and the rest is over my pay grade.", I think the author is not allowed to disclose this publicly.
- throwawaylolx 8y agoI think the author just doesn't know what it does. From his Reddit post [1]: >Still no idea what it actually does except for the program being called "logger", the bluetooth dongle and it being only feet away from secretary / ceo office [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/9xveq5/rogue_raspberrypi_found_in_network_closet_need/ https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/9xveq5/rogue_rasp...
- jstanley 8y agoIf OP shared the nodejs app I think somebody would be able to figure out what it does. I'd certainly have a go.
- retSava 8y agoOne can speculate something along, "the neighbor kid, ABC, is pretty smart, perhaps he can help me set up some way to know if someone is around at work?".
- blueatlas 8y agoOr, management asking the ex. employee to drop a logger on the network to snoop because "we really don't want our IT guys to know".