CQ Hacks #41: Driving Home Malware for Christmas

From: paula@cqureacademy.com
Domain: IP info cqureacademy.com
MX-server: IP info mail47.ontramail.com
Size: 47488 Bytes
Create: 2020-12-22
Update: 2020-12-22
Score: 1
Safe: Yes

Outbound domains: cqure.ontraport.com

How to Avoid USB Attacks?

With the winter holidays almost upon us, receiving a sweater two sizes too small from Aunt Laura isn’t the only unwanted gift you have to worry about.

Plugging a USB drive into your computer could bring you a sackful of malware and even allow a threat actor to take control of your system.

While it might be tempting to pocket a flash drive that you find in a public place and take a look at what’s on it, doing so could make you a
victim of a USB drop attack.

For insight into just how dangerous a malicious USB drive can be in the hands of a threat actor, watch my keylogging attack reconstruction for CQ Hacks. After seeing it, you’ll be double checking the bank details on every invoice you send out!


Watch the full tutorial here

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If you haven't seen the previous CQURE Hacks episodes, check out our YouTube channel. If you have any questions, comment below the video on the channel or shoot us an email.
 
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