Re:FBI Warns Against Using Public USB Ports Due to Malware Risk
by iavael on Sunday April 16, 2023 @07:03PM
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It can act like keyboard an mouse that are valid input devices on phones too. With control of user input badusb device can download and install malware on the phone.
Re:FBI Warns Against Using Public USB Ports Due to Malware Risk
by NavinF on Wednesday April 19, 2023 @02:10AM
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Now we're just taking in circles. What exactly can a malicious USB device do to a phone? On Windows it can press Win+R, but there's no equivalent on mobile.
Which keystrokes are you talking about and on which OS does that attack work? I can't think of anything that would work on my iPhone.
Re:FBI Warns Against Using Public USB Ports Due to Malware Risk
by iavael on Sunday April 23, 2023 @06:08PM
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Open chrome (swipe up with virtual mouse, type chrome, click first entry), focus on address bar, input url of malicious apk, download it, open, confirm installation from unknown source.
This whole thread is bizarre. A whole lot of fretting over an attack that nobody bothered to describe.