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An even easier one would be a modified keyboard. Anyone could fit an esp32 into a keyboard, swap it out, leave it lying around, sniff keystrokes, access with B
by airbreather 2y ago
An even easier one would be a modified keyboard.
Anyone could fit an esp32 into a keyboard, swap it out, leave it lying around, sniff keystrokes, access with Bluetooth or WiFi, could have it only have the radio on for certain windows in time etc.
- jbosh 2y agoHard part there is getting the wear and tear from oils in your hand to look identical. Although maybe most people don't pay attention to that.
- seniorivn 2y agojust put it inside the original keyboard
- greggsy 2y agoPop and swap the keycaps
- gcr 2y agoDirty keys on a pristine keyboard is a dead giveaway.
- Scoundreller 2y agoThe other thing that’s hard to get right is the weight. Hard to find material in most things today to remove to even out the added weight of an implant.
- ttyprintk 2y agoThe mouse is more commonly swapped in situations with physical access. Without physical access, those non-BlueTooth wireless mice (with their own RF dongle) are vulnerable to remote keystroke injection.
- greggsy 2y agoEspecially the pre-paired ones. I’m wary of older Logitech Unified dongles, but the newer Bolt platform offers a bit more comfort.
- caulk 2y agohttps://www.keelog.com/keygrabber-forensic/ https://www.keelog.com/keygrabber-forensic/
- taf2 2y agoEven better use esp long range and have a receiver device outside maybe powered via solar… connected to cell network… this way no additional networks exposed internally…
- FuriouslyAdrift 2y agoI mean... http://airdrivewifi.com/ http://airdrivewifi.com/ https://shop.hak5.org/products/key-croc https://shop.hak5.org/products/key-croc
- dako2117 2y agoIsn't it way easier to get a target to use a usb device than a keyboard
- playingalong 2y agoThese days most keyboards are USB devices.
- codedokode 2y agoYes but giving a keyboard as a present is more suspicious than just a harmless data cable.