Ah yes, a malicious die in an omg cable, the cable meant for malicious activities, malicious activitie's cable.
this post was submitted on 05 Dec 2024
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I too have a small package with malicious intentions.
Too bad it keeps getting rejected by every interface.
False, i only get denied on my first choice of an interface. Unless it's my birthday. I keep trying though and getting rejected... maybe you are right.
It's a pentesting tool
I do miss being able to stick a bit of tape the 2 middle pins of a USP A port to create a charge only cable. Usb-C port makes that hard.
At least USB condoms are cheap