There are opportunities to save money on various items such as laptops, telephones, consoles, cars, and networking equipment. Additionally, it's important to note that certain industrial devices like ticket machines, control systems, and in-flight entertainment systems may also be susceptible to vulnerabilities.
The USB Power Surge vulnerability is a widespread issue found in products that have USB connections. Manufacturers often neglect to provide protection for the power or data lines of these devices in order to cut costs, leaving them vulnerable to potential attacks.
The USB Killer is designed to exploit this vulnerability. It works by quickly charging its capacitors using the USB power lines when connected to a device. Once fully charged, it discharges -200VDC over the data lines of the host device. This process is repeated multiple times
