In our talk, we will present new security tales of wireless mice, keyboards, and presenters using 2.4 GHz radio communication that we have collected over the last two years.
In 2016, we published the results of our research project "Of Mice and Keyboards: On the Security of Modern Wireless Desktop Sets" and publicly disclosed several security vulnerabilities in wireless desktop sets using AES encryption of different manufacturers. In the same year, Bastille Research independently published security vulnerabilities in wireless mice and keyboards of different manufacturers, too. As time went by, we have learned more about the (in)security of further wireless input devices like mice, keyboards, and presenters using different 2.4 GHz radio-based technologies, and want to share our experiences and gained knowledge concerning these devices.
In our talk, we want to present answers to unanswered questions of our previous wireless desktop set research, raise the awareness of security issues and practical attacks against vulnerable wireless input devices, and tell some interesting tales.