KSU Offensive Security Research Group. Pwn all the Peripherals: MouseJack, KeyJack, and KeySniffer
December 6th, 2016 📆 | 2156 Views ⚑
What if your wireless mouse or keyboard was an effective attack vector? Research reveals this to be the case for
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