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Remote-Exploit.org is releasing Keykeriki, a wireless keyboard sniffer. The project is both open source hardware and software. you can download the files on their site. Right now you can’t get a pre made board, but they plan on releasing one soon. The system can be upgraded with “backpacks” or add on modules. One of these is going to be an LCD that displays the keystrokes of the keyboard you are sniffing. Another is supposed to serve as an interface to your iPhone. Right now it has the ability to decode Microsoft wireless keyboards, but the Logitech pieces should be added soon.
IMPRESSIVE!!!
really? why do they put rave music on this stuff.
What about other vendors?
@kyle007: I know right…why put any music on it..?
Other vendors decoding follow as soon we built the decoding into the firmware. the hardware can handle All common 27mhz frequencies used according to fcc search. i will put together a guide how to get samples from currently unsupported keyboards when i got the time. or simply help us :) greetings.. max. 2.4ghz will be a different receiver but might be nlin the work :)
Hmm, which track are they playing?
This one http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/237772 its also stated in the video notes.
The name is a homophone of the Spanish “quiquiriquí”.
Is there any protection from this type of attack?
Or should people be using on screen keyboards to type their passwords/cc infomration?
Keep all your sensitive info in a single document, and then copy/paste the info instead of keying it?
Ha fun… lets see how you crtl+alt+delete copy paste it :-)
Did anyone else notice that the Z key was where they Y key ought to have been (at least according to a QWERTY layout, which the keyboard appears to be)?
“Did anyone else notice that the Z key was where they Y key ought to have been”
It’s a German keyboard layout.
This just goes to show that when you buy a product that claims to use encryption it’s just a load of BS.
rofl
what happened to good old fashioned wired keyboards?
or is it to far into the future to be bothered by something attached to a cable?
what’s the song in the video? i like it, but i don’t know if it’s fitting necessarily.
nevermind…just followed that link above.
Glad to say I’ve never owned wireless mouse/keyboard/headphones…
when I use public computers to check my email I’ll click out of the password field and type nonsense in the middle of entering my password.
Are there any ways to protect yourself from being attacked by this? …
But someone might be doing this http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/pet2004-fpd.pdf so unless the LCD was secure your data wouldn’t be secure.
now i know why i bought that WIRED keyboard this weekend!
hey guy, just for your information, we released the software yesterday as well.
hey gayz, don´t be scared. the range of the keyboard is really short so if someone wants to sniff you has to get in your home ;)
I hope someone can make one for me on a good price :)
If yes please contact me : hostyourdream(at)gmail.com
Thank you
Is their somebody that can make one for me?
Bbturbo69(at)gmail.com
Thx
Update: Microsoft has issued the following statement:
Keyboards from multiple manufacturers are affected by this device. Where Microsoft keyboards are concerned, customers using our Bluetooth-enabled keyboards are protected from this type of attack. In addition, users of our 2.4GHz wireless keyboard designs from July 2011 onwards are also protected because these keyboards use Advance Encryption Standard (AES) technology.
— https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/01/meet-keysweeper-the-10-usb-charger-that-steals-ms-keyboard-strokes/