Hack killer 2.0

Sign up for cybersecurity newsletter and get latest news updates delivered straight to your inbox daily. USB Killer v2. In March, a Russian security researcher devised a weird USB stick that is capable of destroying sensitive components of a computer when plugged-in. USB Killer 2. When plugged into a system, the converter in the USB Killer would charge the caps up to V , apply that voltage to signal lines of the USB interface, and repeat the entire process until everything possible in the computer is broken down.

Another major improvement in the new version of USB Killer is the reaction rate. If it blows it up, they might take a closer look or detain you far longer than usual.

Crossing a border with something like that can get you nailed as a terrorist by both sides. They xray stuff and can see that it look very different than regular usb sticks. More questions lead to more suspicions and next thing you know you are detained. There are no duel process these days. And you really think that nobody is going to suspect you if you carry a device that is either blank or only contains data that is completely harmless and non-incriminating?

I always carry several blanks. Some have magazines or books and music on them. Frankly, security never blinked twice. People on this thread all think they are legal experts smarter then the next poster. Oh year right. It would depend on what you tell the cop. If you truthfully say that he should not plug it or it will damage the computer then nothing can be blamed on you.

If you make something that destroys computers, why would you warn someone? And if you were the sort of person who might expect trouble from the police this would be a very amusing little thing to keep on your person.

The important thing, of course, is to tell them exactly what will happen if they plug it into a computer. Then be ready to take bets on how many computers they destroy before they realize you were telling the truth. I store my important files on that, but it only seams works on one of my computers, on the others it interferes with the USB mouse and sometimes puts the screen in sleep-mode. You may have to try a few. Do you have any new computers with Windows 10?

Could probably make a few dollars doing that ;-. The capacitors do not have an infinite supply of energy. One computer, at best two, before the caps are completely discharged.

That would likely keep modern caps charged to kill more than two computers. You seem to be genuinely confused about how this device works. You could use this on any powered computer until the caps wear out, which would be an incredibly high number, given the reliability of modern capacitors. I just wait till someone realizes this could be made on bigger scale, with mains V input and then releasing 50kV back into the grid.

And probably a jail when they catch you. Not going to be easy with all those surge protectors out there, the good ones able to stop nearly anything short of a direct lightning strike. If you actually want to do some real destruction, have the device dump a very large current through the N-G path for a while. Some higher end outlet testers do that on purpose to check the ground integrity, but for much too short a time to overheat anything.

I am speaking from experience. Had a lightning strike within 50 yards of a building full of technology I managed. Not just stopped the surge but the varistors exploded, melted and burned each and every one.

Not one protected device died. All of the non protected devices in every building within about yards was destroyed. A decent surge suppressor works wonders but they are a limited life part. Gravis is correct. AMS is off by a few zeros. I had the opposite. A lightning strike within 50 yards and even devices that were unplugged and still packed in their shipping boxes were all fried from the EMP that the lightning bolt produced. At one client, the power cord fused itself to the APC UPS when a lightning struck, but the switches and computer protected by it survived and the computer even did a graceful shutdown when the batteries drained.

We had to cut off that power cord, because the schuko plug did not fit through the hole where the UPS was. At my high school all of the welders are grounded. That school is going to burn down some day, considering we already had arcing in conduit, green wires are flagged hot, a three phase table saw was wired with two phases and a neutral, and code violations everywhere.

The table saw also spun backwards, which loosened the nut from the shaft that holds on the blade and the blade was rubbing against the side of the table. I was told that one of the designers got on a plane to go brief the Energy commission in Congress, and stepped off the plane to find that none of the Energy folks had DHS clearance to hear them out.

That, or the dear doctor was pulling my leg after crashing by the campus to have some beers because something else canceled a speech before a Congressional Committee. No one with clearance is going to tell you anything. Why would he risk his clearance to impress you?

Nobody with clearance is going to tell you that. Okay, took my forever to come back and reply. After they got in the air, and were on the way to D. The high frequency content might have a better chance affecting a very small segment of the local distribution. So it is highly unlikely to be practical.

It would be interesting to actually store data on this thing. Have it as a security measure if the password for the files is not introduced or even better have a little code combination on the stick itself. If the code is incorrect it kills your computer. Have half the key in a file on the device itself. That way even if they have the password, they have to also have your device.

You could also use it so that there is a password to get in, and a password to destroy. Any others just deny data. Or something equally banal sounding as that. Checks mac address and destroys nonauthorized computers or 2. Yeah but you may as well just have it refuse access without a password. When I took appart my old white macbook, every port was electrically isolated in it the whole section of the PCB next to the plugs was powered through a transformer, and every datastuff was optoisolated , would that pass the insulation barrier?

The signal wires should have ESD-protection. This device wears out these protections by repeatedly dumping a lot of power into them. A lot of these chips have internal voltage limits of 1V or less. I went to check again on the motherboard, and I have to call bullshit on myself, the ethernet and the firewire seem to be completely isolated, but not the USB nor the screen port.

Part of me is appalled that people take the time to invent things like this that only have one destructive purpose. Its a USB plug and not against the law to possess. He always knew who stole it when they brought in their SNES console for repairs. That website was Acts of Gord. They wanted to find the safest way to generate resources you want with no risk of getting banned, or getting your account checked by admins. Accounts we created for testing are in a great shape because we used anti-ban options like SQL Database injection and Proxy Connection, as well as secured tunnel connection directly to the game server.

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