The literature and the news regularly report cases of exploiting Universal Serial Bus (USB) devices as attack tools for malware injections and private data exfiltration. To protect against …
H Liu, R Spolaor, F Turrin, R Bonafede… - High-Confidence …, 2021 - Elsevier
Recent technological innovations lead to the rise of a plethora of portable electronic devices such as smartphones, small household appliances, and other IoT devices. To power or …
Malicious USB devices can disguise themselves as benign devices (eg, keyboard, mouse, etc.) to insert malicious commands on end devices. Advanced software-based detection …
The USB protocol is among the most widely adopted protocols today thanks to its plug-and- play capabilities and the vast number of devices which support the protocol. However, this …
A Albasir, R Manzano, K Naik - 2019 IEEE World Congress on …, 2019 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
The problem of extracting insights from signals is a very interesting and challenging task. This problem finds its way into the task of detecting malware in wireless devices by …
G Alendal, S Axelsson, GO Dyrkolbotn - … in Digital Forensics XVII: 17th IFIP …, 2021 - Springer
Modern consumer devices present major challenges in digital forensic investigations due to security mechanisms that protect user data. The entire physical attack surface of a seized …
Abstract The Universal Serial Bus (USB) is becoming a prevalent attack vector. Rubber Ducky and BadUSB are two recent classes of a whole spectrum of attacks carried out using …
EL Loe, HC Hsiao, THJ Kim, SC Lee… - 2016 IEEE 3rd World …, 2016 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
This work investigates two emerging attacks-Human Interface Device (HID) attack and Juice Jacking attack-that leverage USB peripherals, and proposes countermeasures to defend …
A Albasir, Q Hu, K Naik, N Naik - Journal of Surveillance …, 2021 - research.aston.ac.uk
Aim: A major problem in the Internet of Things (IoT) and Cyber-Physical System (CPS) devices is the detection of security threats in an efficient manner. Several recent incidents …