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> then you have the power of Linux to interrogate the device with and spot suspicious behavior Ideally, you’d find the malicious payload. It’s probably not hid
by lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago
> then you have the power of Linux to interrogate the device with and spot suspicious behavior
Ideally, you’d find the malicious payload. It’s probably not hidden so well that it can’t be found by a security researcher.
- JohnFen 3y agoTrue, if I care. I use the R-Pi as a screening method, not really as the means to dig into something malicious and analyze it in detail. I have other tools for that. My reasoning for using the R-Pi is that it's disposable, so if the USB device turns out to be an electrical USB-killer, it doesn't kill any hardware that really matters to me.