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> Now MG wants to get the cables produced as a legitimate security tool Can someone explain how these could be considered a "legitimate" security tool? What le
by jcheng 7y ago
> Now MG wants to get the cables produced as a legitimate security tool
Can someone explain how these could be considered a "legitimate" security tool? What legitimate use would require the cable to look like a genuine Apple cable? (I'm honestly asking.)
- par 7y agoonsite pentesting for example. You want to train your employees to be aware of random cables and usb drives laying around, this is a good test to ensure your training worked.
- kccqzy 7y agoThe vendor is Hak5. Among the products they currently sell is a USB drive lookalike that's actually a keyboard that can send preprogrammed keystrokes.