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[Searching] USB Virus - Gr7knaut - 03-05-2019
Hey,
If anyone can Help me finding,or even has one,please Reply. Im searching for a USB Virus,i know autorun files wont work,but just one simple file that (if possible) Changes the Password of a User (or a a User Network).
Thank you for your Reply's!
RE: [Searching] USB Virus - d4kota - 03-07-2019
(03-05-2019, 05:52 PM)Gr7knaut Wrote: Hey,
If anyone can Help me finding,or even has one,please Reply. Im searching for a USB Virus,i know autorun files wont work,but just one simple file that (if possible) Changes the Password of a User (or a a User Network).
Thank you for your Reply's!
pm me may be we can work on something
RE: [Searching] USB Virus - phyrrus9 - 03-21-2019
(03-05-2019, 05:52 PM)Gr7knaut Wrote: Hey,
If anyone can Help me finding,or even has one,please Reply. Im searching for a USB Virus,i know autorun files wont work,but just one simple file that (if possible) Changes the Password of a User (or a a User Network).
Thank you for your Reply's!
You should look into microcontrollers with USB headers on them. It's a fairly old concept (rubber ducky circa 2005), but it still works. When you plug a device into the computer, the firmware on the device provides a communication protocol or a set of driving instructions to the computer. You can craft a malicious device (as in hardware) such that you can pretend to give the machine "firmware", while actually giving it malicious code to execute, or emulating a HID and performing actions.