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Speaking of “things in one of my books”, there’s a scene in THE TEMPUS PROJECT where someone falls foul of a doctored power cable like this. No longer speculative, then. https://t.co/CWO8YW57ho
— Antony Johnston (@AntonyJohnston) September 2, 2021
Pretty sneaky, this USB cable has a keylogger and mini wifi network built in. Records every keystroke in realtime for wired devices like a keyboard.https://t.co/tyhUVIr0Yg
— Blompf Junior 5% ??Fall of the Weimart☀️Republic (@BlompfJunior) September 2, 2021
A new version of the OMG Cable is a USB-C to Lightning Cable that hackers can use to steal your passwords or other data. https://t.co/e4DLuYVGyA
— Motherboard (@motherboard) September 2, 2021
New: tried out the newer OMG Cables, one being a Lightning to USB-C cable that looks identical to the real Apple one. But it silently sends everything you're typing on your keyboard to an attacker's device potentially a mile away https://t.co/vJU4MjiQiu pic.twitter.com/FZjEEFVZ2V
— Joseph Cox (@josephfcox) September 2, 2021
A side by side of a real Apple cable and a secretly malicious one that can steal your keystrokes etc https://t.co/vJU4MjAra2 pic.twitter.com/58F7m2wGLy
— Joseph Cox (@josephfcox) September 2, 2021
Here is the attacker's interface. Just connect to the wifi hotspot hidden inside the malicious cable, start the keylogging, or push another payload if you want https://t.co/vJU4MjiQiu pic.twitter.com/hyDM8WQW98
— Joseph Cox (@josephfcox) September 2, 2021
It looks and works like a Lightning cable, but it's actually a malicious cable that can record everything I type, including passwords, and wirelessly send that data to a hacker who could be more than a mile away. https://t.co/HZkVgw9NSD
— Motherboard (@motherboard) September 2, 2021
This Lightning Cable Will Leak Everything You Type https://t.co/I0ijEUFE8t #news
— packet storm (@packet_storm) September 2, 2021
Some detail on the interior of the malicious Apple cables https://t.co/vJU4MjiQiu pic.twitter.com/zVkYHTWnWG
— Joseph Cox (@josephfcox) September 2, 2021
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