anyone here use RubberDucky?

[Marzipan]

The new USB Rubber Ducky is more dangerous than ever

Less quacking, more hacking.

www.theverge.com

it's curious and while the risk of compromising your system is EXTREMELY high, it's only a threat if it has direct access to your PC.

 

[proxy]

Most companies are compromised by some form of social engineering.

Leave a usb drive in a parking lot every week or so and wait.

 

[sswilson]

Most companies are compromised by some form of social engineering.

Leave a usb drive in a parking lot every week or so and wait.

Or the latest which is to mail out "office" update USBs.....

 

[Marzipan]

Most companies are compromised by some form of social engineering.

Leave a usb drive in a parking lot every week or so and wait.

not RubberDucky, but read about some bad guys in the UK that were mailing the USB key versions of MS Office where the Office key was swapped out for something with malware. seems it included some form of documentation to make the recipient think they received it in error and nobody knew so they would try to use it. plug it an and WHAM!

 

[proxy]

Or the latest which is to mail out "office" update USBs.....

not RubberDucky, but read about some bad guys in the UK that were mailing the USB key versions of MS Office where the Office key was swapped out for something with malware. seems it included some form of documentation to make the recipient think they received it in error and nobody knew so they would try to use it. plug it an and WHAM!

I haven't heard of that one; it's dang clever.

That's akin to the old voice message about a parcel that's being held and to call X number and give your CC information for the import duty fee on your new iPhone whatever haha.

What people will do for $5...well I'd do some odd things for $5.

 

[Sagath]

What people will do for $5...well I'd do some odd things for $5.

Do go on. I have several $5s

 

[Izerous]

I do have a pineapple but not a rubber ducky.