[redstone]

I still have ~100 32MB flash drives laying around from a past project and nothing really to do with them.

Does anyone ever mess around with USB dropping? I kind of want to mess around and place some flash drives somewhere. Any ideas on what to write and then throw on them?

[dvlpr]

I still have ~100 32MB flash drives laying around from a past project and nothing really to do with them.

Does anyone ever mess around with USB dropping? I kind of want to mess around and place some flash drives somewhere. Any ideas on what to write and then throw on them?

I have never heard of this being done but actually seems like a cool social experiment to do, but only 32MB??!!?

[Faith Connors]

I have never heard of this being done but actually seems like a cool social experiment to do, but only 32MB??!!?

i still have a bunch of 512mb drives laying around haha, albeit 32 is a lot smaller
theyre easy to find online though, just search ebay, you can get them for real cheap.

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ive always wanted to play around with this, just embedding drives around my town. not even as a social experiment, but just like filesharing sounds cool as fuck.
also, id want to start a scavenger hunt kind of thing. would be really nice and actually make something interesting around here.

or, if you're an asshole, put badUSBs around in those dead drop spaces lmfao

[dvlpr]

(first message was a double post, then they deleted, ooof this is hard)

...I do not think most would understand the scavenger hunt though, but those who do can be recruited to a secret blackhat hacking society 😏

[pomwtin]

I do, with rubber ducky based on 32u4 hidden in classic thumb drive case.
Efficiency is a bit below 70%, not too bad.

[redstone]

I have never heard of this being done but actually seems like a cool social experiment to do, but only 32MB??!!?

Yeah I had them ordered to distribute scripts across computers that don't have an internet connection. At the time it was the cheapest/most efficient way for the project. Good ole sneakernet.

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I do, with rubber ducky based on 32u4 hidden in classic thumb drive case.
Efficiency is a bit below 70%, not too bad.

I actually bought some cheap components for a rubber ducky type project, my plan was actually to put those in some flash drive cases but unfortunately it's too big. I might just distribute some flash drives with seemingly sensitive files, and see how efficient they are.

[HangMansheart]

Depending on what kind they are, there was a near ancient tool I used to use for SanDisk.
You were able to edit the firmware and insert small executables and shell code. It was great!
Called U3-Pwn and was used, obviously, for the U3 exploit.

[Nadisty]

32MB? Couldn't even run an installer with that size! Just kidding. Put like a picture on the first USB with the next location of the USB?

[Wake]

32MB? Couldn't even run an installer with that size! Just kidding. Put like a picture on the first USB with the next location of the USB?

I like this idea would be interesting to see how many people try to find them all.

[Nadisty]

I like this idea would be interesting to see how many people try to find them all.

Worth a shot right?

[SysAdmin]

They apparently did.

[ernestmiller]

lmao 32 mb :) what you gonna put out to the world a small picture of yourself