Bad USB Simulation
Test your organization's physical security awareness with realistic USB-based attack simulations.
What is a Bad USB Attack?
A Bad USB attack occurs when a seemingly innocent USB device contains malicious code that automatically executes when plugged into a computer. These attacks bypass traditional security measures because the device appears as legitimate hardware.
Real Threat Example
In 2016, security researchers dropped 297 USB drives around a university campus. 48% were picked up and plugged in by unsuspecting users, demonstrating how effective this attack vector can be.
Common Attack Scenarios
- • USB drives "dropped" in parking lots
- • Promotional USBs at conferences
- • Charging cables in public spaces
- • Gift USBs from unknown sources
Potential Threats
Understanding what Bad USB devices can do to your systems
Malware Installation
Automatically installs malicious software when plugged in
Data Theft
Steals sensitive files and credentials from your system
Keystroke Logging
Records passwords and sensitive information typed
Network Access
Creates backdoors for persistent unauthorized access
Our Testing Approach
We conduct controlled Bad USB simulations to test your employees' awareness and your organization's physical security measures in a safe, educational environment.
Safe Testing
Our simulation devices are completely safe and only log usage data. No malicious code is executed on your systems.
Simple 4-Step Process
Deploy
We place test USB devices in your environment
Monitor
Track which devices are used and by whom
Educate
Provide immediate training for affected employees
Report
Deliver detailed results and recommendations
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