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I'm doubtful. It's certainly possible for malware to hijack mouse/keyboard control, with a local privilege escalation exploit, but I'm not sure what the point w
by varenc 4y ago
I'm doubtful. It's certainly possible for malware to hijack mouse/keyboard control, with a local privilege escalation exploit, but I'm not sure what the point would be. Escalating to mouse/keyboard control is hard and any malware capable of doing that likely wouldn't need to.
- LeSaucy 4y agoAny app that allows accessibility persmissions has access. For example, I run a program called "Jiggler" whos job it is to jiggle my mouse during work hours as to prevent the teams "Away" status.