Trojanizing Hardware: Be Careful What (USB) You Plug In and Where
summary
Examines hardware Trojans and maliciously modified peripherals (keyboards, mice, USB drives), going beyond simple BadUSB examples to survey many device types used to compromise hosts. Presents these attack devices from a red-team (attacker) perspective, discussing their advantages and limitations for taking control of targeted computers.
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