I got hacked by an iPhone Cable. 

incredible, a bot managed to reply within 5 seconds

Your a good guy dude defending us from attacks

@Savetion Xi 😈 Oh hey there bot. No one cares.

@@PasandulS15903 ikr hey epic gamers

Terrifying. This would wreck havoc in the wrong hands. 🙆🏽‍♂️

@@Ayhouuu buy a new one after it drains

That would be a great solution to this problem ngl

@@Ayhouuu Apple MagSafe Aka Wireless Charging (hope it comes included but it probably won’t)

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O.M.G: *makes wireless charger*

@@vee343 lmao a "legal hacker" 🤣🤣🤣 that made me chuckle

@@vee343 oh wow that's quite cool actually I wasn't aware of it that way sounds awesome

@@leehunt3441 its similar to how lockpicking can be a career (locksmiths) and learning to lock pick isn't always malicious.

Create a problem sell the solution....hmm sounds very much like alot of gacha games 🤣

@@leehunt3441 don't you know , ethical hacking is actually a thing and it's legal . Ethical hackers are employed by the government to hack and see loopholes in major companie's databases . The job has been around from a while

Did you know some Samsung phones 📱 has a hidden camera on the back...? - Stay Blessed - 🙏❤✌

wait, is possible to hack through the charging cube/block ?

He did a joke​@@PixelGridArray

@Savetion Xi 😈 these bots comments are so stupid

no way it’s the chocolate rain man

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@Savetion Xi 😈 Lad you don’t even come close

tbh I would use it for that too

Also you and me! 😂😂😂

Read my name...

And us

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Not going to lie. I have picked up cables before at a park bench or at a store but I only plug it into my wall charger. None of my lap tops put out enough juice to charge my phone and I can usually send what I need to my lap top wirelessly.

Matt Romanak the OMG cable also pwns your iPhone it’s wise Versa either your computer or your phone 😭

Dont take free give away usb sticks either, especial from chinese origin companies.

What? Are there really cables lying around in airports?

Yes. Always purchase from reputable companies through the proper channels. I don't mess around with after market plugs or cables. I know most are safe, I just don't take these types of risks.

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@Savetion Xi 😈 i thought you were too busy drawing Zs in your notebook

@Savetion Xi 😈 highly doubt it.

next one is a phone giveaway but ones you open the phone it shows a rick roll

SOOOO CAN WE USE THISE TO JAILBREAK THE NEW IOS ?????

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well that"s kind of like what i do

Probably

The alphabet boys don't like anyone knowing how they do they illegal stuff they do.

Law enforcement probably won't use those cables. At least not on a lower levels and higher up they got different tools. But private detectives... that's a different story.

But it's ok some random stranger can?

@@Cheepchipsable you obviously know the answer

The pigs and the glows ALREADY do much more sophisticated attacks than these WITHOUT a warrant. What la la land do you live in?

Also remember that without a warrant, anything found isn’t admissible in court. Fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine.

gerçekten benim gibi yatırım yapmaya başlamalısın ki iyi para kazanabilesin direk uzmanıma yaz

what

Or what is worse. Some idiot replies with a whatsap scam.

@@SacsachCCABP wdym

there is a scanner product made by them (OMG) , unless the attacker make him self that have undetectable encoding, it will prevent people getting hacked or reverse shell'ed

Imagine being able to shutdown your PC from the other size of the world

Most of these devices require user input so of you are not dumb waste of air... You can still cable share.

@@petersmulders8058 my understanding is that you have to be within the range of omg’s wifi

On an unrelated note, why has Microsoft removed CD and DVD players from PCs? And that was several years ago, when we *still used* CDs for music, and DVDs. Its like they conspired to move everyone onto smartphones - even Microsoft, which makes no sense.

Woah I'm the first commentor

Big boy Bank😂 and we got ricked rolled again

Best comment 🤣

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AYO?!?!

Didn't realize that😂😂😂

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More like, how people can hack you, stay aware and safe. 🙄😁

When? I didn't know

@@The_Divergent happened few months ago

@@jhansilakshmibai2222 ..or how to hack for fun, but not profit.

People like you are a great help even if many might not give you the appreciation you deserve for spreading important information.

@@Celisar1 thank you! I appreciate it! ☺️

@Yhali_19 outside is the key word. I would suggest NOT using it. while it's a bit different, theifs have dressed in cop uniforms (from the Halloween store) and stood outside of banks claiming the deposit box is broken and he(or she) needs to take the deposits. Criminals aren't afraid to even dress up as an employee, and act like their selling offical products, hoping other employees don't notice. So, while it is unlikely, it definitely sounds like you may have been sold something malicious. Even official reps have been caught selling these kinds of things. TLDR; if any device is asking for a remote connection, that YOU didn't start, then NEVER accept. Even if you think, "well, maybe it was me", deny it.

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Can a power outlet scrape your data?

I feel like LTT has something for everyone.

but his voice audio 🤣🤣🤣 male of Female or What 😂😂😂😂

Agree

@@ChanneltoViral um no

He never said that it works on a phone

It's "Panik" and "Kalm"

@@lilycreeper5246 if you actually played attention to the video then you would realise that it does work on the phone

@@NitheshVG734 same thing buddy

@@talelgitonga5488 No. According to the meme lords, you're wrong.

Some duplicate cables too have that serial number but it's duplicate so no chances of knowing if original or not

@dany ay lol Time to change your passwords💀 😂

How hard would it be for some who replicated the original cable, to print a serial number onto the cable ?😂 Run your brains.exe before your take actions. 😂

@@tejasshekar 😂😂😂😂😂 i guess he got emotional damage

@@tejasshekar if your a true Apple fan you can tell if it’s replica by looking how it’s printed on the cable But yeah lol :)

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Hmm.

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Susssssssss😂

wait a minute

Damn you got a heart nice

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RIP payload

I was looking for this comment

Probably his😅

That's a McLaren 720S...

Use it for domestic purposes, right?

Hak5 is quite an insane hacking group.

@@edwardwatson9478 No.

or terrifying

Not that easy to utilize, takes a lot of learning to get it right, and make custom scripts to run on it. I know as I have one and used to mess with it. There’s some already made scripts to do basic things out there but a lot of it requires a lot of learning and learning how to script for advanced things. I’m sure if a beginner dedicate enough time too it , it’s not that hard. But for a beginner not recommend, you won’t be hacking people left and right other than basic things. Pre conceived notion that anyone can hack with this.

yes.

I think those "Remember Me" features are relatively harmless if used on a desktop at home, especially without a wireless antenna. More applicable to opening sites/apps on a mobile device (phone/laptop) in public settings.

the remember me and stay signed in being ON would have prevented the keylogger, but tbh what would be way easier is to just use the keyboard to open command prompt and install a program that gives you full access to their computer. You are screwed no matter what in that situation, they can just read the passwords from your browser or key log you when you type them in

Sorry for my ignorance but what is a 2fa?

@@miguelservetus9534 imo no such thing as a dumb question. Is 2 factor authentication: ) have a good day/night. 👍

Agreed.

Thought of that as well. While I'm glad I got informed about it, many would be tempted to start doing criminal activities for usre

Why are you on every video comment section?

@@jeremyclyde3006 its a bot don’t get fooled.

keyboard-intercepting keyloggers have existed since the early 2000s. I had one in my teens. The USB keyboard thing is a rip off of the USB rubber ducky, a well known decades-old "hacking tool". ?Nothing in this video was really all that new i'm afraid. I guess the fact that it's USB-C? And maybe the wifi. meh.

@@John-rw9bv its new to the average Joe, thats about it

@Savetion Xi 😈 this isn't a kindergarten, we know you are flamebaiting. noone will watch your content.

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@Savetion Xi 😈 handsome ≠ better content.

Just make sure ur using ur own cables💀

Indeed

Yeah, no one's just gonna leave these things lying around. They're expensive. Their use is mostly targeted

definitely wouldn't use it. Almost surely it's there on purpose :)

Lol, just use it.

@@AbteilungsleiterinBeiAntifaEV this ^ those things are too expensive to just find lying around,

@@TheOldScoola r u kidding?

Seytonic is another channel inline with Hak5, that's worth checking out

@@bazboo1284 already on it 👍 Wrong emoji

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Whats the name of the second one?

I'm currently the most published hacker on hak5 right now :) Written just under 50 payloads for them

exactly!. He mentioned that on his video titled "50 things about mrwhosetheboss"

They can use the CLI though, even do stuff in the background without anything appearing on screen

Don’t read my nameeeee

@@perspective500 Yeah, that's concerning!

Did you actually watch the whole video? Detector shown at 8:45 -- Good reason to be paranoid, but also keep in mind apple or google already have all that access to your hardware and information if you use either of their products, they just have not been caught abusing it (yet?).

@@whoisntwhoisit2126 Why would you trust a detector made by the same company that hacks you? How do you know the detector isn't hacking you as well?

​@@LindaBJDFan The functionality of the device is not to be malicious, it is a very useful device for companies. If they wanted to be malicious then the smart thing to do would be to never tell anyone they released it. If you can make the detector yourself then do it, but if you can not and hopefully whoever that wants to hack you does not make their product themselves. Then it would make the most business sense for this same company to sell something that actually works. This way they are giving the tool and the protection from the tool being used maliciously so it can be used professionally. You are correct though that they could be using the detectors as the malicious device instead and then your only save is to solve the problem yourself or to trust someone else to solve that problem for you. Any way you knock it, you are trusting someone to solve something you cant verify for you. Also in this field some of the more technical/interested people tend to test and play with the products in order to make one themselves, if the company was abusing the product then there is a very good chance someone else reversing it would smear their reputation.

this video is probably fake, a device to steal all of the data cant be that small

@@crazywarp36 it's not, they were first discovered by the Govt. I saw Microsoft Engineer give a talk on it.

I wonder if its Arun's. I could totally see him in a 720s

@@sabersz Agreed , and fun fact one day , i sawn a McLaren 720s with a Mansory body-kit , what a beauty !

@@michellambertdublablacar8356 the Mansory 720s is one of their better ones, I've just seen their new SF90 kit and it looks horrific

@@sabersz Yes , this kit is the definition of how ruinning a Ferrari

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@@mviv6339 thx, somehow I keep making this mistake 🥲😂

i use a tablet. this widescreen trend does not have any benefits on my 16:10aspect ratio screen

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@Savetion Xi 😈 I don't even know who you are. Not joking.

@Savetion Xi 😈 cringe

@Savetion Xi 😈 no

Ohh ya. That’s why sharing and keeping people aware is on of the most important things an ethical hacker can do to keep users safe on the internet.

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Hence this video is manufacturing consent for the portless/useless iPhone

@@DrClaw77 Apple will more or less come up with their own proprietary usb protocol and then sell their chargers that will only work with their phones.

@@ea_naseer So. Something like Lightning that they've had on their phones since 2012?

Well, they will be wrong! Hacking wireless data transfer is actually not that hard. All you have to do is to sniff all the signal (same as that intended for original) and then store it. Later you can decrypt it to view the data.

@@onioneater69 I know wireless charging isn't a way for data transfer. And cracking/decrypting wireless network isn't difficult at all. It only takes an hour to decrypt 10 character password using GTX 3090 GPU. And to be honest only few use a password with more characters. True, you can't decrypt what you are uploading on websites but if you are transferring data over wifi/bluetooth to your other devices, that even I, a script kiddie, can decrypt. Also, It will reveal which websites you visited.

For me it's like imagining what life would be like if I had ADHD.

@@John-rw9bv I don't have to imagine 😂

lol :-)

@Savetion Xi 😈 like u have any content...and even if u do it all sucks heaps child