BAD USB: Why It’s So Dangerous? #shorts

In this video, we'll explore the BAD USB attack, a malicious technique that can compromise any USB device and infect its host computer without the your knowledge. You'll see how this attack works, the potential damage it can cause, and steps you can take to protect yourself from it. This video is a must-watch for anyone concerned about their cybersecurity!
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[versonmain]

as a linux user. all i see is a free arduino!

[thesniper]

my linux filesystem that doesn't know what a bat file is

[LoneEvilPython]

"at first glance..."

French Fries?

[chno]

Or perhaps don't plug random USBs into your PC

[normalwindowsuser]

The first thing I think of doing when getting infected is disconnecting the computer from the internet

[DJProPlusMax]

But those device whitelists can be easily exploited by spoofing the device ID and name on the Bad USB…

[detectivemarkseven]

We call this a usb switchblade back in the 2000s

[physics]

Some random hacker:
“Wait, why isn’t it working, you should’ve been hacked by now “

Me:
“I use arch btw”

[LaCrtura]

Bro is a antivirus salesman
Remember: common sense is the best antivirus

[jirkanekral]

Lol my pc be so slow that I have time to make a cup of coffee before it even opens the tab it wants.

[xaviercast]

In Texas, if he breaks into a house and plugs this into a computer, he will leave in a body bag.




Texas courts demand that the trespasser be armed, and the homeowner feel like his life was in danger at the time of the shooting.

[Justsomeoneyoucouldhaveknown]

The best protection is not taking your tech out in public and NOT STICKING RANDOM STUFF IN YOUR USB

[Bisaw]

This invoked a huge paranoia I didn’t even know existed

[DaddyFrosty]

Oh no! Not a echo “You have been pwned” I’m screwed

[somethingiknow]

Instructions unclear. My IBM pc just wrote random script

[poignion]

If I remember rightly, wasn’t autorun disabled on Windows past XP/Vista for USB devices? Of course, the way around that would be spoofing the system into reading the USB as a CD..

[PolishKitKat_]

the worst thing it can steal is the hentai you have in your homework folder

[WhateverOwO]

it would be so easy to patch from windows pov: just don't let any random input device to gain access to inputs. you could add a qr code and a number that represents the input device so that you could pre-give access to the input device.

[edwardcullen]

This is what a "supply chain attack" looks like - hackers intercept legitimate hardware and modify it.

Not falling victim requires diligence - checjing security seals on packaging, etc. - but even then, it's easy to get caught out.

[Phamuchieu-txxx]

Hacker: hehe, it’s time to steal this important file! …, NOTHING INSIDE THIS FILE!?