Hackers Weaponized Linux Webcams as Attack Tools to Inject Keystrokes and Launch Attacks

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1 day ago

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A critical vulnerability was uncovered that transforms ordinary Linux-powered webcams into weaponized BadUSB attack tools, enabling remote hackers to inject malicious keystrokes and compromise target systems without detection.  The research, presented at DEF CON 2025, demonstrates the first known case where attackers can remotely weaponize USB devices already connected to computers, marking a significant evolution […]...

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2025-08-13 - Cluster AI Daily Threat Brief

ThreatCluster • 6 hours ago

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