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Devil's advocate: you don't necessarily need all the data - the keystrokes are plenty valuable information on their own. Alternatively, such a keyboard could t
by comex 13y ago
Devil's advocate: you don't necessarily need all the data - the keystrokes are plenty valuable information on their own.
Alternatively, such a keyboard could try to do something clever when a shell is focused, although it's risky.
- SamReidHughes 13y agoYou don't need a shell to be focused to run commands.
- aptwebapps 13y agoRight. Snag root or sudo password. Download rootkit. Execute.
- wlesieutre 13y agoWhy when a shell is focused? Better to wait until the keyboard has been idle for some time, then send the keystrokes to open a shell, execute the needed commands, and close it afterward.