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This is true. If one uses this cable to attach to a computer- there is no way to know, but charger is supposed to be dumb device. I wonder if this thing detects
by mynegation 7y ago
This is true. If one uses this cable to attach to a computer- there is no way to know, but charger is supposed to be dumb device. I wonder if this thing detects that and does not announce itself.
- kybernetikos 7y agoI saw something about changing the cable's hardware ids to avoid this. I guess you find a piece of hardware that you know is trusted by the target phone and then copy its hardware id onto the cable if you want to evade that warning.
- gruez 7y agoI'm skeptical that would work. If anything it's authenticated with the computer itself, not the cable.
- earthboundkid 7y agoMaybe you first use physical access to connect to the victim’s computer, get the ID, and masquerade as it in the cable? It’s a hassle, but if the laptop is left alone in the house, doable.