So has anyone thought about getting one just for the hell of it?

>>56514762
>using this retarded piece of shit when you can just light it on fire

>>56514762
That's the testing shield

The actual USB kill stick is $50, seems pretty steep for something that has no practical purpose. This won't fry your hard drives, just the motherboard etc. Data is still retrievable

Only use for this is vandalism.

>>56514762
>Not just carrying around a microwave.
It's like you want to get caught while also eating cold hotpockets or something. Scrub.

i just plug in my note 7.

>not running your OS on a 128GB Micro SD and then just swallowing it if the cops show up

You're all fucking casuals.

>>56514906
My thought exactly, it just seems like an expensive novelty item. I can see a 14 year old buying it and telling his nerdy friends "lol I can turn this PC into a bomb".

>>56514945
>your OS

why does that fucking matter

you didn't think this through.

>>56514935
KEK

>>56514945
>swallowing it if the cops show up
then they just wait until you have to shit

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>>56514965
History repeats itself

>>56515117
Not the other guy, but if you were to chew it, I would think any data would be unreadable, especially after digestion.

>>56515311
i think plastic is like corn if u swallow it, also if you connect a cable to your brain and the cable is connected to the microsd wouldnt you be ultra smart?

>>56515248
That would probably only happen to hillary

>>56514906
>no practical purpose
>not being a fucking cool cyberpunk hacker, literally frying computers in seconds
>not taking down the corrupt companies one publicly accessible TV/ATM/whatever at a time

fucking scrub

>>56515311
>chewing metal
SHIGGY DIGGY

>>56514762
>OP buys USB Kill
>Inserts into laptop
>oshit.jpg

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>>56514935
You can fry other people with it too, you know.

>>56514906
>$50
Holy shit
You could build one for $2

>>56518048
Yeah dude, I'd like to see you do it.

>>56518048
>pfft I could do this way better
Classic /g/

>>56518283
It's literally a 5V -> 220V (or 110V or whatever) inside, later giving it to PC thru other polarity.

>>56515117
I just figured they would just take your PC for checking and find nothing note worthy.

>>56515649
With Achmed's help.

Is it possible to conceal a transformer inside a USB data stick that would take the 5V+ input, crank it up to like 20V, and send it down the data+ and data- lines?

>>56520278
Yes, that's literally what this does (data or power I dunno that)

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>>56520295
>>56520278
>>56518552


The last design I examined back in 2015 used an inverting DC-DC converter. The converter would take power from the USB port to charge a capacitor bank up to -110VDC, and dumps it in the data pins, and repeats until there is no longer power to the bus. This is how it bypasses/destroys any TVS diodes.

I would love to have a version with a hidden switch to change between data storage and kill, that destroys the data along with the computer it is plugged in to.

Imagine the look on the thief's face when he plugs it in.

Or the TSA, since they seem to have a thing for rummaging through your shit. I bet you could even warn them and they would laugh it off and plug it in anyways.

>>56514762
i have to admit this would be great to "sort" out some old machines which are only still runinng because nobody wants to migrate them.

>>56514762
You can literally make 10 of those for under $5 worth of electronics

>>56520278
you'd need some kind of inverter for that

>>56515585
Shouldn't you finish your homework before internet funtime?

>>56518283
>>56518309
$1 lighter
$1 of gas


Wow that was way easier.

>>56517914
>have to physically access the pc
>can't do it from the safety of another country
You're a shit hacker desu.

I think a syringe with ferric chloride (board etching solution) would be quicker