The O.MG Cable is a hand made USB cable with an advanced implant hidden inside. It is designed to allow your Red Team to emulate attack scenarios of sophisticated adversaries. Until now, a cable like this would cost $20,000 (ex: NSA's COTTONMOUTH-I).

2022年8月25日 · With a choice of connections from Lightning, USB-A, and USB-C, it can be adapted for almost any target device including Windows, macOS, iPhone, and Android, so it’s suitable for many different...

The O.MG Cable is a hand made USB cable with an advanced implant hidden inside. It is designed to allow you to emulate attack scenarios of sophisticated adversaries. Until now, a cable like this would cost $20,000 (ex: NSA’s COTTONMOUTH-I).

The O.MG Adapter is a hand made USB adapter with an advanced implant hidden inside. It is designed to allow your Red Team to emulate attack scenarios of sophisticated adversaries. O.MG Adapters & Cables will allow you to test new detection opportunities for your defense teams.

2024年12月19日 · This guide will show you the differences between a standard USB-A cable made by Apple, and the O.MG Cable. All photos have been taken by Adam Baldwin of Evilpacket.com, and are from the Identifying an O.MG Cable article.

2025年2月4日 · At first glance, the OMG Cable is indistinguishable from a standard USB charging or data cable. It comes in common connector types—USB-A, USB-C, Lightning, and Micro-USB—and works just like any other cable for charging and data transfer. But beneath the surface, it's one of the most powerful and covert hacking tools available.

The O.MG Cable resembles an ordinary USB-cable with a highly covert secret. Invisibly concealed in the cable is a USB exploit framework allowing for HID-attacks remote via local or remote triggering of custom payloads. While dormant, the O.MG cable functions as a regular USB Cable: Data Transfer, Recharging, etc.

This universal O.MG programmer works for O.MG Cable, O.MG Plug, O.MG Adapter, and O.MG UnBlocker. Find them in the larger collection: https://hak5.org/omg

To get a cable like this, you used to need a million dollar budget or to find a guy named MG at DEFCON. But Hak5 teamed up with MG to allow more people access to this previously clandestine attack hardware. Documentation on developing payloads for the OMG Cable can be found on the OMG Wiki.

While it may seem like a standard USB charging cable, the OM.G Cable is actually a covert data collection and exfiltration device. The cable itself is able to execute malicious code remotely through a Wi-Fi Hotspot created by a Wi-Fi Microcontroller hidden at the end of the cable.