User:A Quest For Knowledge/BadUSB
BadUSB is a class of security vulnerabilities in the USB standard discovered by Karsten Nohl and Jakob Lell.
References
External links
- Wired - Why the Security of USB Is Fundamentally Broken
- Reuters - Hackers can tap USB devices in new attacks, researcher warns
- Computerworld - The 10 most terrifying security nightmares revealed at the Black Hat and Def Con hacker conferences
- Venture Beat - Why your USB flash drive is ripe for a hack attack
- Security Now - Browser Password Managers (and “BadUSB”) - Show Notes
- srlabs - Turning USB peripherals into BadUSB
- Arstechnica - This thumbdrive hacks computers. “BadUSB” exploit makes devices turn “evil”
- Gizmodo - USB Has a Fundamental Security Flaw That You Can't Detect
- ExtremeTech - Massive, undetectable security flaw found in USB: It’s time to get your PS/2 keyboard out of the cupboard
- ZDNet - BadUSB, keynote controversy: Black Hat USA 2014 videos now online
- BBC - USB 'critically flawed' after bug discovery, researchers say
- Black Hat - BadUSB - On Accessories that Turn Evil by Karsten Nohl + Jakob Lell
- PC Magazine - Researchers Warn About 'BadUSB' Exploit
- MacObserver - BadUSB: Undetectable USB flaw Could Expose all Your Tech Gear to Hackers
- IBTimes - BadUSB Exploit: Exposes Unpatchable Security Flaw and Hacks USB-Devices Undetected
- RedOrbit - Source Code For Bad USB Malware Released
- Tom's Guide - BadUSB Security Flaw Could Affect Any Thumb Drive
Category:Hacking in the 2010s Category:Software bugs Category:2014 in computing