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Lakitu she/her Level: 48 Posts: 443/560 EXP: 778810 Next: 44733 Since: 10-13-14 Last post: 979 days ago Last view: 208 days ago |
Source (Github Repo)
This exploit attacks the on-screen-display controller (OSD) through the monitor's USB hub (Or the alternate faster i2c method, which requires the computer to currently be displaying to the monitor.), allowing arbitrary code execution. More in-depth explanation: What can be done with this is arbitrarily writing pixels to the monitor via the exploit. A potential malicious use for this could be faking a PayPal balance, as shown in the example screenshot in the repo. ____________________ Website | Twitter |
salty |
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aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Level: 84 Posts: 762/2041 EXP: 5593370 Next: 68582 Since: 03-02-14 From: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Last post: 402 days ago Last view: 19 days ago |
I'm only 12 so I only understand the malicious part, which really worries me now D:
I heard on Twitter those types of monitors contain a small PC or something, is this related to it? ____________________ discord: salty#1212 photobucke­t |
CodingKoopa |
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Lakitu she/her Level: 48 Posts: 446/560 EXP: 778810 Next: 44733 Since: 10-13-14 Last post: 979 days ago Last view: 208 days ago |
If you mean this tweet, then pretty much.
(Just keep this in mind, it's not exactly a PC.) ____________________ Website | Twitter |
Arisotura |
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