Insane Wireless Keyboard Attack!

If you use a wireless mouse or keyboard, here is why that might be a bad idea. Stay safe!

[dayCTF]

If you're concerned, search "vulnerable wireless dongles" -- As always, please leave any questions below!

[Revcube]

5 years from now he's gonna be hacking into neurolinks with a game boy

[TheRealAdachi]

At this point I should just have absolutely no technology 💀

[bouncyduckk]

it’s rare that one of these will really end up being a threat to you. use wireless if you want

[danielclose]

Big respect for you Ryan your making a big noise helping our children love the good work x

[BillyBadasssssss]

if someone hacks me like that, I will find them because they would have to be just outside and trespassing. I live in the forest.

[ruffdesignstudios]

Love your content and the work you’re doing! Loved your interview and the fight against child abuse and trafficking. I pray God protects you 🙏🏾.

Keep fighting the good fight!

[familyplans]

Love this dude and when he said "anything wireless can be hacked" he wasnt joking !! Personally i would never use a wireless keyboard but it will be a cold day in hell when i give up my Logitech M570 mouse

[GoatDirt]

Always remap win-R folks, it’s a must

[kwith]

God damn it! I was thinking of getting a wireless mouse and keyboard. Well there goes that idea now....hahaha

But in all seriousness, I enjoy these videos. Makes me more paranoid about security at home lol

[dripdrop]

At this point your showing people what to buy and what to do… what a hero you are 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[MendezWald]

Dude, thank you for taking the time to make this type of content

[PhattyMo]

Anything that is wireless is MUCH more vulnerable than anything that is wired. "Reach out and touch someone"

[HayleyStarr]

You are such a smart interesting guy love your videos

[jonathanhunt]

This is actually terrifying considering I have both, might have to rethink my decisions

[DaHEADmd]

I love this guy! #1 ethical hacker IN THE WORLD! keep it up bro!🤜🤛

[OhmVIR]

An attack that requires physical proximity is super rare, but security in the circumstance where an attacker is in close proximity / has physical access to the device just has so many holes that it’s better to go for a damage control approach than try to patch the millions of holes.

[Medfly]

We love you man keep up the amazing work keeping up educated and safe

[untermRadar]

good thing im living in the middle of nowhere so i wont have to worry ab this😂

[weldtec]

Love this guy. Found him from Shawn Ryan’s podcast