'Dead Drops' Hidden USB Sticks Around the World
We received this article from Joe an ISC contributor about USB sticks hidden in various places around the world such as walls, padlocks, etc. where anyone can connect to them using a laptop. The article indicates that for the moment the only thing on it is "[...] a readme.txt file explaining how the project works." [2] However, I think I would be a bit paranoid not knowing if something "darker" might be loaded on these USB sticks placed in public places. I can think of a key logger collecting and reporting your data, banking Trojan, tracking software, etc.
My question is, have you seen some of these USB sticks and would you access such a device if you see one?
[1] https://deaddrops.com/
[2] http://boredomtherapy.com/hidden-usb-treasure-hunt/
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Guy Bruneau IPSS Inc. gbruneau at isc dot sans dot edu
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