Serious Discussion Malware that allows hacker to use laptops hardware in secret

[Oblivion99]

Would anyone please try to answer my above questions regarding air-gapped systems and security

Thank you

 

[Xciting]

Would anyone please try to answer my above questions regarding air-gapped systems and security

Thank you

Dude nobody's going to hack you... god damn if your so afraid then why do you carry a phone or credit card or any form of digital things that connect to other devices or the internet. Just quit worrying, you don't need air tight security, that isn't a thing and never will be for forever, there's no such thing as bulletproof security.

 

[Oblivion99]

Dude nobody's going to hack you... god damn if your so afraid then why do you carry a phone or credit card or any form of digital things that connect to other devices or the internet. Just quit worrying, you don't need air tight security, that isn't a thing and never will be for forever, there's no such thing as bulletproof security.

Thank you for your reply.

I am just overly concerned regarding my offline laptop I use as backup-hub. And I want to make sure and somehow conclude, that it can't get hacked and the data destroyed or manipulated.

 

[Xciting]

Thank you for your reply.

I am just overly concerned regarding my offline laptop I use as backup-hub. And I want to make sure and somehow conclude, that it can't get hacked and the data destroyed or manipulated.

dude. Nothings going to happen, you arent some targeted dark web hacker

its offline bro. its not going be to infected, even if it was online, nothing would happen to you. Just have common sense downloading things

 

[roger_m]

I am just overly concerned regarding my offline laptop I use as backup-hub. And I want to make sure and somehow conclude, that it can't get hacked and the data destroyed or manipulated.

There is absolutely no need to be concerned. Literally none.

 

[Oblivion99]

dude. Nothings going to happen, you arent some targeted dark web hacker

its offline bro. its not going be to infected, even if it was online, nothing would happen to you. Just have common sense downloading things

There is absolutely no need to be concerned. Literally none.

All the methods to hack air-gapped systems, do they all require malware on the targeted system to work?
Also the one with SATA-cables?

 

[Xciting]

All the methods to hack air-gapped systems, do they all require malware on the targeted system to work?
Also the one with SATA-cables?

Dude, just quit worrying, trust me nobody wants to target your offline machine, Jesus. Your not gonna get hacked, quit worrying bro, there's no such thing of 100 percent security.

 

[Oblivion99]

there's no such thing of 100 percent security.

I agree, but I am getting close.
And that is why I ask, if malware on the targeted system is a requirement for the hack to work and/or physical access to the targeted system

Thank you

 

[Xciting]

I agree, but I am getting close.
And that is why I ask, if malware on the targeted system is a requirement for the hack to work and/or physical access to the targeted system

Thank you

Dude, you're not getting anywhere near 100 percent, that's impossible and never been achieved even by the highest enterprise levels in the security world. Even top endpoint solutions still can't achieve 100 percent security all around.

 

[AtlBo]

Dude, you're not getting anywhere near 100 percent, that's impossible and never been achieved even by the highest enterprise levels in the security world. Even top endpoint solutions still can't achieve 100 percent security all around.

How is it possible for you to know how good his security is? Also, why shouldn't he be concerned? Makes no sense to me to chastise someone for coming to a security knowledge base website, seeking security advice, especially when you go on to tell him how much he needs help (even though you don't know). If you own a PC, you should be concerned. A PC can be used in a world of ways, work, developing and storing ideas, personal uses, etc., all of which are worth protecting. I recommend everyone take PC security 100% seriously. Those who have been hacked will tell you about the hell a hacking can cause.

 

[Xciting]

How is it possible for you to know how good his security is? Also, why shouldn't he be concerned? Makes no sense to me to chastise someone for coming to a security knowledge base website, seeking security advice, especially when you go on to tell him how much he needs help (even though you don't know). If you own a PC, you should be concerned. A PC can be used in a world of ways, work, developing and storing ideas, personal uses, etc., all of which are worth protecting. I recommend everyone take PC security 100% seriously. Those who have been hacked will tell you about the hell a hacking can cause.

Dude, read his posts, he is in literally no danger

 

[Xciting]

In relation to your linked articles and hacking an air-gapped system:

1.
Could my data be stolen throuh the charger cord aswell?

2.
Would walls etc., prevent the "hacker device" from the receiving the crucial RF-signals from the targeted system?

3.
Those mentioned devices that can hack air-gapped systems, are they easily available to the average hacker?

4.
Could a not-jailbroken Iphone be hacked, and used as the RF-receiver?

5.
What measurements can I implement, to make sure my air-gapped system doesn't get hacked?

6.
All the mentioned methods of hacking an air-gapped system, is it NSA-level or something the average hacker could do?

Thank you

 

[Oblivion99]

How is it possible for you to know how good his security is? Also, why shouldn't he be concerned? Makes no sense to me to chastise someone for coming to a security knowledge base website, seeking security advice, especially when you go on to tell him how much he needs help (even though you don't know). If you own a PC, you should be concerned. A PC can be used in a world of ways, work, developing and storing ideas, personal uses, etc., all of which are worth protecting. I recommend everyone take PC security 100% seriously. Those who have been hacked will tell you about the hell a hacking can cause.

Thank you for your reply and concern

Do you have anyting else to add to the topic?

All the methods to hack air-gapped systems, do they all require malware on the targeted system to work?
Also the one with SATA-cables?

Thank you

 

[roger_m]

Thank you for your reply and concern

There is absolutely no need to so incredibly paranoid. Literally none. You're not going to get hacked.