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That was probably done as an application that ran from the USB stick, similar to the way AUTOEXEC.BAT works on Windows (it sees it on mount, it runs it). I thi
by drivingmenuts 12y ago
That was probably done as an application that ran from the USB stick, similar to the way AUTOEXEC.BAT works on Windows (it sees it on mount, it runs it).
I think the exploit version occurs at a lower level down in the bios of the stick, where it's far more insidious.
- rblatz 12y agoI thought I remembered windows saying it detected a new keyboard device, or my brain may have invented that part. I'll see if I can't find it laying around and see how it actually worked.