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I suppose it's a neat concept, though I still don't get why you'd use this over another means if you already have building physical access. Assuming you're pen
by Shank 14y ago
I suppose it's a neat concept, though I still don't get why you'd use this over another means if you already have building physical access.
Assuming you're pentesting, either you're trying to get someone to willingly plug it in (to ethernet and all power stuff too?), have physical access yourself (in which case why not use something cheaper), or are already allowed in (why add another device?)
- antidoh 14y agoArticle says it's wifi and bluetooth. It probably just needs to sit under a desk with nothing plugged in, like so many power strips are doing right now.
- Corrado 14y agoOne example I can see is something like testing branches of a financial institution. Send out 100 of these things to branches all over the country and just have the manager plug them in. You don't even have to tell them what it is. It's much easier and cost effective than to roll a truck and when your finished you can mail them to another branch. Or just leave them in place for future spot checks.
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