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For comparison, a "something else" cable without display: https://shop.hak5.org/products/omg-cable https://shop.hak5.org/products/omg-cable > The O.MG Cable is
by transpute 2y ago
For comparison, a "something else" cable without display: https://shop.hak5.org/products/omg-cable https://shop.hak5.org/products/omg-cable
> The O.MG Cable is a hand made USB cable with an advanced implant hidden inside. It is designed to allow your Red Team to emulate attack scenarios of sophisticated adversaries. Until now, a cable like this would cost $20,000 (ex: COTTONMOUTH-I). These cables will allow you to test new detection opportunities for your defense teams. They are also extremely impactful tools for teaching and training. Thanks to continual firmware updates, the resulting power, flexibility, and ease of use have made the O.MG Cable a favorite.
- xfitm3 2y agoThis now has wifi in the elite version. I have one for research purposes.
- quotemstr 2y ago> Due to the advanced capabilities of the O.MG Cable, regulations require that they are shipped "deactivated" Which "regulations" might those be?
- doe_eyes 2y agoProbably some Paypal or AdWords ToS with their vague prohibitions on "hacking tools".
- hackernewds 2y agothose are not regulations
- infogulch 2y agoPayment processors are de-facto regulators.
- mopenstein 2y agoThat answer to various governments.
- ngcc_hk 2y agoIs copying machine even your all in one printer with scanner cannot copy banknote is somehow regulated I wonder ?
- transpute 2y ago> not regulations merely existential threats for small business
- cosmojg 2y agoIndustry-imposed regulations (as opposed to government-imposed regulations) are still regulations, and payment processors have teeth.
- blowski 2y ago“Blue tape”, rather than “red tape”.
- oopsallmagic 2y agoNobody calls them regulations, come now.
- rdslw 2y agothis is not industry-imposed regulations. this is not industry. this is single party ToS atmost. Do not whitewash harmfull practice as the law.
- yellowapple 2y ago> Do not whitewash harmfull practice as the law. You say that as if "The Law" is not already a set of whitewashed harmful practices.
- nopcode 2y agoYou'd need a license to export to most countries and show that you have controls in place that they are not sent to countries/companies/people on a blacklist/watchlist. This is true for anything cybersecurity related and more strict for "intrusion" tooling. Not sure about domestic sales though...
- karunamurti 2y agocan't even reuse cable anymore, will increase cost and e-waste. smh.
- nativeit 2y agoMaybe don’t buy this if you just want a USB cable.