Hacker builds Microsoft keyboard keylogger disguised as USB charger

15 Jan 2015

“Although the gadget in the photo below looks innocent enough and you likely have something similar nearby, that USB wall charger is a wireless keylogger tool that can destroy privacy.”

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Hacker builds Microsoft keyboard keylogger disguised as USB charger

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