The USB Armory Mk II is powered by an upgraded 900 MHz ARM Cortex-A7 processor, though it retains the same 512 MB of RAM from the previous version. Like the original, ...

The USB Armory Mk II is powered by an upgraded 900 MHz ARM Cortex-A7 processor, though it retains the same 512 MB of RAM from the previous version. Like the original, ...

Using the USB Armory as a Tor or VPN client involves routing traffic to the device. “It’s pretty easy on Linux or Windows,” he said. Two such devices could be paired by exchanging encryption ...

The USB armory Mk II USB computer is available to purchase from the Crowd Supply website with prices starting from $149 with free shipping throughout the United States and worldwide shipping ...

USB Armory is a computer on a stick that’s powered via USB and can run Linux, so no separate machine is required. Once an attacker controls a target computer’s network settings via DHCP, ...

USB Armory is a computer on a stick that’s powered via USB and can run Linux, so no separate machine is required. Once an attacker controls a target computer’s network settings via DHCP, ...

He began the experiment using a $155 USB Armory, a flash-drive sized computer with an 800MHz processor based on ARM Cortex-A8 core technology, 512MB of DDR3 system memory, a MicroSD card slot, and ...

“Where’s Andrea?” That was the question on the lips of attendees at this week’s No Such Con security conference. They were looking for Andrea Barisani, Chief Security Engineer of Italian ...

For his attack, Fuller used a flash-drive-size computer called USB Armory that costs $155, but the same attack can be pulled off with cheaper devices, like the Hak5 LAN Turtle, which costs $50.

A USB-stick computer built around a processor with strong security capabilities ...