alt Hacker News> there is a very simple way to execute code from an USB stick: the USB stick pretends it's a USB keyboard and starts sending input to access a terminal
Good systems these days won't accept such a "keyboard" until it's approved by the user.
> there is a very simple way to execute code from an USB stick: the USB stick pretends it's a USB keyboard and starts sending input to access a terminal
Good systems these days won't accept such a "keyboard" until it's approved by the user.
Which systems ask before allowing you to use a keyboard you just plugged in over USB? Windows, Ubuntu, Fedora certainly don't, at least not by default.