Could a USB charging cable be your biggest security risk?

Hi there, Imagine an employee plugging in their phone to charge during a meeting, unaware that the cable is a spying device that they found laying around... Intro to the O.MG Cable —a device disguised as an ordinary USB charging cable but capable of remotely logging keystrokes and sending data to an attacker via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. How much corporate information, financial forecasting, or customer data could be compromised in this situation? Seems far-fetched? Bastille recently alerted a well-known Fortune 50 customer to exactly such a device plugged in and active in their C-Level Suite.   At Bastille, we help Security professionals stay one step ahead of attackers exploiting wireless vulnerabilities. Click here to learn more the top wireless threats or request a demo Best regards, Diane  _______________________________ Diane Branscomb Bastille Networks 800.530.3341 diane@bastille.net bastille.net p.s. If this isn't for you, perhaps someone else in your organization could benefit — please share it with them.   Bastille Networks   499 Lake Ave    Santa Cruz  CA   95062   United States You received this email because you are subscribed to Default HubSpot Blog Subscription from Bastille Networks. Update your email preferences to choose the types of emails you receive.  Unsubscribe from all future emails