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You could always try the classic 'leave a usb key key in the parking lot' trick.
by iamdave 16y ago
You could always try the classic 'leave a usb key key in the parking lot' trick.
- anonanonanon123 16y agonot familiar....can you enlighten me?
- nyellin 16y agoWrite a script and place it on a USB key. Set the script to autorun on Windows, using autorun.inf. Then discard a few USB keys in the company parking lot, with labels like "wedding pictures" and "presentation files." If someone picks up a USB key and connects it to their computer, you will have a backdoor into the company. Caveat: You can disable autorun for USB keys. (I think Windows 7 does so by default.) You can workaround this with something like the Teansy USB, which tricks the computer into thinking that it is a keyboard. http://www.offensive-security.com/metasploit-unleashed/SET_Teensy_USB_HID_Attack http://www.offensive-security.com/metasploit-unleashed/SET_T...
- nyellin 16y agoSupposedly that's how the Pentagon was hacked in 2008