Engadget reports that USB Killer’s campaign is live on Indiegogo now. It’s looking to raise $10,000 to “get rid of the easiest way to steal data – USB ports on our computers.” Apparently, making do ...
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When you think of USB sticks, you probably see them as portable storage devices. However, they can also serve other useful purposes beyond ...
Back in October 2015, we covered a seemingly hypothetical technology referred to as the ‘USB Kill’ – its creators claimed the device was able to destroy the hardware it’s inserted into by zapping the ...