Search Results: Choicejacking

A new cyberattack called 'choicejacking' bypasses mobile OS security measures to steal data through public USB ports. Researchers reveal how attackers use keystroke injection and protocol abuse to compromise devices in milliseconds. Experts warn this evolution of juicejacking demands new defensive strategies for mobile users.

A dangerous evolution of 'juicejacking,' dubbed 'choicejacking,' now bypasses Android and iOS security prompts, allowing malicious public charging stations to silently steal personal data in milliseconds. Researchers reveal how attackers exploit input protocols, forcing devices into data transfer mode without user consent. This critical vulnerability demands immediate awareness and specific countermeasures from mobile users.