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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 7 days ago
USB is interesting in the way that identifying USB devices is a non-existent feature.
E.g., a librarian for USB mass storage would have to base identifying to filesystem labels, and obviously user would have to have a process for labeling for that to actually work.
And if a malicious stick is attached, as long as it provides sane description of itself (i.e. naming a legit device, vendor, class etc.), computer can't tell the difference.
E.g., a librarian for USB mass storage would have to base identifying to filesystem labels, and obviously user would have to have a process for labeling for that to actually work.
And if a malicious stick is attached, as long as it provides sane description of itself (i.e. naming a legit device, vendor, class etc.), computer can't tell the difference.
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Aaro Koskinen
aakoskin@bitwoods.duckdns.org@jarkko Isn't that the same with any media, like SD cards?
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