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I doubt this is practical for use against phones or computers, but if you're responsible for keeping people from messing with kiosks your life just got more int
by phendrenad2 3y ago
I doubt this is practical for use against phones or computers, but if you're responsible for keeping people from messing with kiosks your life just got more interesting.
- iforgotpassword 3y agoI had accidentally exposed a Linux machine with a passwordless vnc to the Internet a good decade ago. A few minutes in I got someone connecting trying to run stuff via automated keystrokes that were obviously targeting Windows. You only need to successfully get a backdoor in and work from there. In targeted cases it might be enough to send a shift key-press every minute to avoid a screen lock kicking in so you can approach the machine yourself later and "do something".
- eternauta3k 3y agoOn a computer, you could conceivably hide a poisoned sudo/su somewhere and add it to the $PATH.
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