@YTFoidLover1488 @Remi @Shadowman311 @WashedOutGundamPilot @Xiego the good news is we're catching up on security controls for actual computers. with an up to date, modern browser connecting to a properly configured web site, packet injection can't accomplish much more than preventing the site or parts of it from loading due to TLS errors.
a decent EDR solution would likely prevent the USB attack from getting very far without being blocked from execution and alerting the SOC

the bad news is everything else has gotten unimaginably worse. some dumb fucking faggot has decided that everything on the planet with a cord or a battery needs to be "smart" and always connected to the internet. the attack surface has grown so far beyond a workstation at each desk and a few servers in the server closet that it's near impossible to defend against. by allah, i have heard tales of companies getting hacked through their conference room HDMI switcher and even through their light switches