This is simply an open-source mash-up. It is just a small taste of the invasiveness we are up against from government, commercial and private sources. Some need to reconsider using a wireless keyboard.
Paul
This USB wall charger secretly logs keystrokes from Microsoft wireless keyboards nearby
Image Credit: Samy Kamkar
January 12, 2015 10:55 PM
Emil Protalinski
Privacy and security researcher Samy Kamkar has released a keylogger for Microsoft wireless keyboards cleverly hidden in what appears to be a rather large, but functioning USB wall charger. Called KeySweeper, the stealthy Arduino-based device can sniff, decrypt, log, and report back all keystrokes — saving them both locally and online....(con't)
Paul
This USB wall charger secretly logs keystrokes from Microsoft wireless keyboards nearby
Image Credit: Samy Kamkar
January 12, 2015 10:55 PM
Emil Protalinski
Privacy and security researcher Samy Kamkar has released a keylogger for Microsoft wireless keyboards cleverly hidden in what appears to be a rather large, but functioning USB wall charger. Called KeySweeper, the stealthy Arduino-based device can sniff, decrypt, log, and report back all keystrokes — saving them both locally and online....(con't)
