Logitech Hack by piotr_go
Hello.
Some time ago I was looking for a way to communicate with Logitech wireless peripherals in order to use them in my own projects.
Due to the recent reports on the possibility of impersonating someone else's keyboard / mouse, I decided to boast myself.
I don't know how exactly they did it in the project " MouseJack "but apparently I did it differently. How do I know? Because the released Logitech patch does not block my way
.What is possible? Remote emulation of someone else's keyboard / mouse, interception of keystrokes / clicks.
I will not describe the details for obvious reasons.
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Cool, but what's the use for this? It's just about wireless peripherals, and has LOGITECH been found, does it have any specific properties that a colleague uses somewhere? [Read more]
For example, you can control a robot you have built with a wireless logitech pad (directly, without using a computer), or you can remotely install spyware or format a disk. It came to logitech because... [Read more]
It works with logitech "unifying"? I don't even have an idea how to approach such a topic without knowing their product from the inside - is the communication used by Logitech described anywhere?... [Read more]
Yes Not really, there are some scraps of information, but I haven't seen any description of what and how it is sent. The MS keyboard is better described (about 50% of the info needed) due to the... [Read more]
There is a chance that if I lose my unifying receiver, I will fasten it and the keyboard and mouse will work? Why, for example, the F710 pad has a different receiver than mice and keyboards? [Read more]
and you don't need to see that person's screen? [Read more]
to fire up the console all you need is Win + R, "cmd" and enter. ;) [Read more]
The hardware receivers are the same, the limitation is only in the software. [Read more]
I always wondered why it hadn't happened yet - that wireless mice and keyboards hadn't been hacked :) for this, always not for the sake of safety, but to save the battery, I turn off the wireless... [Read more]
Wouldn't it be easier to log out and have a strong password? :) [Read more]
typing the password (on the wireless keyboard) can be intercepted so it would have to be one-time or ... + capcha [Read more]
Well done. As you can see, anything is possible, even if someone said it was impossible. Working out this topic is a big step towards using mainly pads as an alternative way of control. Can this device... [Read more]
Yes I didn't need it so I didn't work it out, but it should be possible to do probably yes, I don't think it was on another radio, they probably limited to only one device per receiver... [Read more]
http://obrazki.elektroda.pl/8356576900_1456677087_thumb.jpg Most of these receivers are on the NRF, in order: Newest Orange: NRF D 24LU1P 500 Hz receiver: NRF F 24LU1P F710 receiver: NRF D 24LU1P ... [Read more]
Nice collection. So far, they are all functional, so I have not tried to repair / reload the FW (except for the last update). it is possible -> Link ooo good to know it's compatible [Read more]
Okay, it got a little brighter. You just have to figure out how to take over the flash content, maybe something in the frame or the temp appears at the moment of updating (although logitech is probably... [Read more]
Generally, Logitech's communication is based on the NRF algorithm. The data that is needed is the encryption key and the channel frequency. Earlier receivers could only work with one device, later... [Read more]
It is 90% correct, as I wrote earlier, but the old one (with a red border) could also work with 2 devices. This is the situation with the MK270 set, which was introduced for sale before the unifying technology,... [Read more]
As you wrote. There are at least two types with red color without the unifying logo. There are still 500Hz, 1000Hz for gamers, with blue color for headphones, there is a bit of it. Recently, I had a lot... [Read more]