To avoid military security, hackers implanted chips on the body
Wahle, a security engineer at the APA Wireless Division, recently purchased a special chip that can be injected into the body of the animal and bought a syringe for $40. The syringe is then used to implant the chip in the arm or arm. Next, Wahle uses the NFC chip in his body to ping the nearby Android mobile devices and tries to establish a connection with these devices.
Once the connection is established, the attacker can send malware to the Android device. If the victim device installs and runs the software, the attacker can invade the Android device. Infected phones will try to connect to a server controlled by Wahle, and use the server to provide more attack payloads and exploit code (eg, Metasploit) for the phone.
You may think that the above methods of attack are not special, and traditional methods of attack will become very "fragile" when faced with stringent security checks . In these environments, even Internet of things devices (such as wearable devices) are not Allowed. The attacker can easily bypass military security using the implanted NFC chip. Although Wahle served in the U.S. forces, there is currently no military scanner capable of detecting his implanted NFC chip in his body.
Wahle and security consultant RodSoto will announce more details at the blackhat hacking conference in May.
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