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So does that mean there is a significant difference between, for example, a malicious USB device versus a damaged USB device, from the kernel point of view? It
by zxzax 6y ago
So does that mean there is a significant difference between, for example, a malicious USB device versus a damaged USB device, from the kernel point of view? It seems that both would be sending incorrect data that the kernel should catch, right?
- yetihehe 6y agodamaged device - sends some random data and prevents link from working, could cause BSOD malicious device - will send dma requests to read memory and then to send it to some other server or will implant some malicious software in memory or inside other devices.