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Thanks for linking! This one is way more up to date with regards to compatible USB hubs. It credits the project in the OP: >Original idea for this code was ins
by RaoulP 3y ago
Thanks for linking! This one is way more up to date with regards to compatible USB hubs. It credits the project in the OP:
>Original idea for this code was inspired by hub-ctrl.c by Niibe Yutaka: https://www.gniibe.org/development/ac-power-control-by-USB-hub https://www.gniibe.org/development/ac-power-control-by-USB-h...
- teakie 3y agoI want power only USB Cables. The USB-C protcoll was allready a security thread resulting in unlocking fde and successfull boot up
- tehlike 3y agoamazon has them, or you can get "usb condoms".
- tmpX7dMeXU 3y agoI’m more a fan of the unsafe ejection method.
- nikau 3y agoMake sure to get the ones with active circuitry on them to negotiate charging speed, otherwise you will be stuck at 5v and under an amp. I got some ti chip ones from aliexpress for around 4 bucks each that have worked flawlessly on laptops and phones.
- teakie 3y agoyes that negotion is a specific protocoll of USB-C and was used to unlock fde encryption through the USB-C port connected secure enclave, that was happy to decrypt fed as if you had entered the password. the next generation had magsafe again :)
- mjg59 3y agoIf you're talking about the T2 vulnerability - no, PD negotiation is not sufficient, you need arbitrary data communication.
- teakie 3y agomind sharing a reference? didn't say it's a pd vuln btw edit: ah, I see – did say exactly that.
- teakie 3y agosorry, but NO I didn't meant to say that. but part of the problem and part of the solution was usbc/nomore usbc. Do you happen to have that github link with the poc link to youtube?
- nikau 3y agoIt's not just pd, it does all the wacky Samsung and other negotiation types too.