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Might be interesting to print this on business cards and distribute at conventions or something like that.
by bovermyer 6y ago
Might be interesting to print this on business cards and distribute at conventions or something like that.
- fyfy18 6y ago"Please run this binary from my business card". I guess it's easier than leaving USB drives in the parking lot...
- z3t4 6y agoYou could run it in a VM.
- pugworthy 6y agoYOU could perhaps, but your average target hasn't much of a clue what a VM is, let alone how to set one up. And keep in mind, malicious software is going to be challenging, and there are much more clever ways to use QR codes. E.g., imagine some store that has QR codes on the product aisles to access information on a product via a URL. I make a fake website that spoofs the legit product page, but offers the user a special "Buy online and save 25%" offer, which of course they are very tempted by due to the steep discount.
- jamesrascal 6y agoQR code’s support vCards as well. I use QR code that will pop up and ask you to add me to your contacts. All the data is stored in the QR code.
- zeepzeep 6y agoBoo, use NFC.
- orthecreedence 6y agoAnd we're back to punch cards. Full circle =]