RE: Steal Passwords Using USB 11-08-2012, 11:29 AM
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Well, although this is a good method to steal passwords. The black screen might give you away though - and in some cases the AV might react and give a false positive (depending on what software you're using) and block the "attack".
I've found a way to implement this technique using the "GonZor Switchblade" - with the tools from securityxploded which are allowed by AV's and usable from a cmd. And by using the GonZor technique, installing it on a U3 device, the Anti-Virus won't be able to remove the software from your USB, only temporarily block it, if the AV finds the software malicious. (this is NOT a new technique, I've just changed it a bit)
Would anyone be interesting in such a Tutorial, hit me up with a PM and I'll see what I can do for you.
I've found a way to implement this technique using the "GonZor Switchblade" - with the tools from securityxploded which are allowed by AV's and usable from a cmd. And by using the GonZor technique, installing it on a U3 device, the Anti-Virus won't be able to remove the software from your USB, only temporarily block it, if the AV finds the software malicious. (this is NOT a new technique, I've just changed it a bit)
Would anyone be interesting in such a Tutorial, hit me up with a PM and I'll see what I can do for you.

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