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I was hoping to learn about a Mac vulnerability, not a feature documented by Apple. The Rubber Ducky is interesting though. I wonder if Android apps have the r
by e28eta 13y ago
I was hoping to learn about a Mac vulnerability, not a feature documented by Apple.
The Rubber Ducky is interesting though. I wonder if Android apps have the right APIs available such that an app could do the same thing. As long as your battery isn't already full, there's nothing suspicious about plugging your phone into a computer.
- scotth 13y agoI believe that you can. Take a look: http://www.guidingtech.com/15008/adb-control-keypress-broken-android-keys/ http://www.guidingtech.com/15008/adb-control-keypress-broken...
- e28eta 13y agoWrong communication direction. I want the phone to send key presses to the computer. And of course it has been done, although it required a custom kernel: http://cs.gmu.edu/~astavrou/research/acsac10.pdf http://cs.gmu.edu/~astavrou/research/acsac10.pdf