Hidden keylogger // Bypass Linux & macOS logon screens! Rubber Ducky scripts for Hak5 OMG cable

It's just crazy scary what these cables can do. They look like normal USB cables, but are not! In this video we login to Apple MacOS and Linux computers :)

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[davidbombal]

It's just crazy scary what these cables can do. They look like normal USB cables, but are not! In this video we login to Apple MacOS and Linux computers :)


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Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

[lodewykblignaut]

It's scary how clueless I am about things like this. Thanks Mr Bombal for educating people about the danger of technology. This can help keep me and my family safe from dangers like this. 🙏😁

[JohnTurner]

3:30 This is not a problem with any OS, and using it against a Linux or Mac computer says nothing whatsoever about the OS capabilities. The cable is a hardware device that requires physical access to install. If a bad actor has physical access to your computer to install that cable, there are any number of ways to get past all operating systems. Physical access generally means game over.

[dorab.theitexplorer]

Oh you made me remember an incident! My friend in some governmental sector told me that they brought several new computers..they run some tests and they discovered that some PC cables have antennas in them to send data to the building cross the street. I think this is the same concept

[JSpctr]

Yes please!! A video on how to get a reverse shell would be awesome!
Also, this is extremely scary. Never leave your laptop/phone unattended in a public place.
Amazing content as always!!

[jaysongalicia]

This is the most frustrating thing to happen, getting hack and Rick rolled at the same time. Thanks David for this kind of video, so people realize the danger of a random USB cable that they pick up somewhere.

[educastellini]

-Great content Professor David Bombal...!!!
-So, these keylogger and reverse shell tools are getting easier to use every day.
-About 10 years ago I programmed in devices such as cellular microcontrollers and nini laptops exactly this type of system (keyloggers and reverse shell) for my government operators, nowadays they sell these same tools on the internet that 15 year old boys can buy with his father's credit card on the Internet to take credentials of his colleagues of High school.
-Times are really changing...!!!
-Thanks for the knowledge Professor David...!!!

[mrseen]

David to Everyone who wants to learn Networking:
Never gonna give you up!!
Never gonna let you down!!!

[alexbik]

It's a neat cable, but let's get one thing straight: You are not 'attacking' MacOS, nor are you attacking Linux, you are attacking the hardware. Obviously, an operating system can never be more secure than the hardware it runs on.

[juliusrowe]

Great content as always David! Would love to see the reverse shell demo with the OMG cable!

[filipandersson]

Interesting. I'm a novice when it comes to IT and up until this point in my life I would have trusted a cable like that. This ends now. Thanks David!

[blork]

You made the mistake because you allowed this cable to be connected to your computer. That's what I learned from this video thanks so much David.

[klote]

This is the only technology based channel that I watch. How the hell do you stay on top of all this hacking stuff? Lol, I love it! Kali is really the best OS for hacking, cracking, sniffing!

[farazhassan]

This is because you plugged the OMG cable, Hacking or Keylogging for many is only a danger when it is done remotely, by having access phisically and putting a device which records and replay would be last thing for me . . . because nobody has so much access to my device. Sure great work and information. Cheers!

[eternialogic]

A very good reason for a CEO to have his own bug sniffer crew that checks new hardware and old ones often.

[fernandosantos]

Word of advice: do not "shove" an "innocent" pen drive or an "innocent" cable that you just found into any of your devices.
Be also aware that an "innocent" charging point may be not as innocent as it seems...

[zadkieladdae]

David, do a tour video on your home office setup.
Thanks your for your endless effort.

[MangolikRoy]

Now I have to pay really serious attention bcz on of my friend buy some stuffs from hak5 and this cable too while watching your video
Help me GOD!! 😅

[RTechTips]

These are just some examples, I am totally agreed with you. Even anything connected or download can hack your system. That's so easy only way to avoid it do not connect with untrusted or let it be happen . I am using reverse shell but for monitoring purposes but that is also a very easy task. Avoid anything which is not your or just ignore it. Everything is secured when you have it otherwise forget security

[PicyPoe]

0:01 I am pretty sure we all just got trolled by David! It is not about the cable, but the MONITOR!!!! Looks at that MONSTER!