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If you wanted to. But the keylog is accessible remotely as well. No need to physically retrieve it.

yes https://shop.hak5.org/products/omg-cable ctrl+f "hardware keylogger" 😁

That sounds like what is described on the product page for Directional C to C cable. But if you think you have something broken, you should use support instead of the forums.

Yep Intentionally basic example:

In my experience, disabling USB debugging only disables USB debugging, not HID input. OMG Cables have continued working just fine on devices with USB debugging disable.

oops. Fixed!

You can use Payload Studio as a test "sandbox" if you would like. But all of the O.MG Devices have a full WebUI built into the firmware that handles all of the operations, including payload writing/compiling/execution.

Yeah it’s tricky. Monitoring the data lines will work for some of the less stealth devices. But with OMG Cables, you wouldn’t see anything on the data lines. That’s because the implant doesn’t touch the data lines until a payload is initiated. Even when the OMG is doing keylogging, it’s doing completely passive sniffing so you won’t see anything on the data lines to indicate a problem. Whereas most keyloggers act as a proxy, which means they become active USB devices and are very easy to see on the data lines.

Just to point out the obvious: the Malicious Cable Detector is for auditing cables. As for auditing a random electronic, there is no easy answer there. People have entire careers doing this. Comparing against a known good version is generally the easiest starting point.

https://forums.hak5.org/topic/51710-omg-devices-read-me-first-~~this-forum-is-not-where-you-get-support~~/

make sure to read the 3 paragraphs on keylogging in the instructions https://github.com/O-MG/O.MG-Firmware/wiki

All language mappings are listed under the help menu. Please note: these forums are community support and not an official support channel.

As the sales page and setup instructions detail: the built in keylogger is a USB keylogger. If you want to deploy a software keylogger by using a duckyscript payload, that's certainly up to you.

You can find the instructions here https://o.mg.lol/setup Please note: these forums are community support and not an official support channel.

The keylogger was designed to be placed between a keyboard and the device the keyboard is connected to. And that's what all the product text, instructions, example pictures, and demo videos show. Think of it kind of like the Key Croc, except without leaving a visible adapter in the connection path. The keylogger version of the OMG Cable has been quite a bit more popular than the nonkeylogger version. So, you'll probably find other customers who are willing to share some of their use-cases in the chat channels.