[email protected] writes:

> I think you'd have to be very unlucky to find an evil USB device that
> was designed to attack a linux box rather than a widnows box or a
> phone, unless you work in a sensitive location that is known to use a
> lot of linux boxes :)

The most commonly used operating system worldwide is indeed Linux, in
the form of Android on mobile devices. They are very attractive targets,
since needing to charge a mobile phone on the go is a very common use
case. But I suppose the challenge is that, as far as I know, the BadUSB
"keyboard" does not have a way to detect which system it is talking to,
or to receive any feedback. So what happens when you blindly press keys
to attack a system?

Anyway, today, modern powerful GaN chargers are tiny, so bring your own,
not just a cable.

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