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But you can always additionally simulate a keyboard. I've heard unconfirmed statements about some devices actually going that route to install their driver and/
by robryk 13y ago
But you can always additionally simulate a keyboard. I've heard unconfirmed statements about some devices actually going that route to install their driver and/or associated crapware.
- mschuster91 13y agoWow. And still worse, the device can, due to timing attacks or just plain characteristics in the device requests also determine the likely platform of the host (BIOS, Linux, Windows, Mac OS X,...) and thus react on the content. And if you don't exactly hit the conditions the malware is supposed to expose itself, you have no way to read out the EEPROM inside the flash controller. The data chips maybe, but the controller chip of a USB stick is an entirely different thing.