Is it possible to create an usb device which installs its own driver when you connect it to the pc with Windows??
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There are basically two families of USB devices. One family is recognized by Windows as 'HID' (Human Interface Device). HID's don't require drivers to be installed, as Windows recognizes what they are. Flash drives and USB printers fall into the HID family. Non HID's require drivers to be installed, because Windows has no clue of what they are.Well I sill did not get one asnwer with good fundamentals !!!
50% say yes
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50% say no
Not on your best day! Everything you're describing sounds sinister and violates basic principles. Besides that, you're in the wrong type of forum for this.I need your best idead to complete this...
Tasks:
+ Execute some code or program in a computer.
Points:
+ Don't be detected by USB Flashdrive Blockers.
+ OS: Windows and AutoRun disabled.
+ Don't ask the user anything.
+ There is no roof price.
and you want fundamentals...I need your best idead to complete this...
Tasks:
+ Execute some code or program in a computer.
Points:
+ Don't be detected by USB Flashdrive Blockers.
+ OS: Windows and AutoRun disabled.
+ Don't ask the user anything.
+ There is no roof price.
First you need to know what OS exactly is your target and what actualizations are present. Then you can try to find some unpatched vulnerability. Other than that it is impossible.I need your best idead to complete this...
Tasks:
+ Execute some code or program in a computer.
Points:
+ Don't be detected by USB Flashdrive Blockers.
+ OS: Windows and AutoRun disabled.
+ Don't ask the user anything.
+ There is no roof price.