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 Motherboard recently wrote about just such a tricky little product,  sold by cybersecurity company Hak5 and dubbed the  OMG cable  after its inventor, security stanley cup  researcher MG. The cord, which looks almost exactly like an Apple Lightning cable and is sold in a USB-C or USB-A format, is loaded with a hidden chip and gives a user the ability to remotely steal data or deploy malicious software onto MacBooks, iPads, stanley cup  and iPhones. The product, which was previously demoed at the cyber conference DEFCON in 2019, is used as a penetration testing tool, Vice reports.     How it works: Once plugged in, the OMG essentially sets up a wifi hotspot, which  a remote user can then connect to. From there, an online interface stanley flask  that comes with the product allows the hacker to record and log activity from the target device. The keylogger logs as much as 650,000 keystrokes, according to Hak5. The company describes it as being  built for covert field-use, with features that enhance remote execution, stealth, forensics evasion, all while being able to quickly change your tooling on the fly.  There are a fair amount of videos on YouTube that walk you through how the entire thing works. As example, heres one from tech vlogger David Bombal:  Naturally, you can imagine some pretty nefarious scenarios involving this product. For a spy to hack you, all they would really need to do is wait for you to go to the bathroom at a coffee shop, then stealthily swap out your actual Lightning cable for the OMG. From the Kony Whoa
 from an ex-engineer Susan J. Fowler, the ridesharing app has a culture of misogyny, and threatened to fire her after she reported sexual harassment. Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has already responded to the allegations, saying in a statement to Gizmodo,  What she describes is abhorrent and against everything Uber stands for and believes in.  In a blog post titled  Reflecting On One Very, Very Strange Year At Uber,  Fowler alleges that when she began as the Site Reliability Engineer in late 2015, her boss solicited her for sex. In her own words:     On my first official day rotating on the team, my new manager sent me a string of messages over company chat. He was in an open relationship, he said, and his girlfriend was having an easy time finding  stanley cup new partners but he wasnt. He was trying to stay out of trouble at work, he said, but he couldnt help getting in trouble, because he was looking for women to have sex with. It was clear that he was trying to get me to have sex with him, and it was so clearly out of line that I immediately took scree stanley thermos mug nshots of these chat messages and re stanley website ported him to HR. When Fowler first met with HR, she says they told her  even though this was clearly sexual harassment and he was propositioning me, it was this mans first offense  8230; he was a high performer  meaning upper management wouldnt punish him with anything more than  a warning and a stern talking-to.  She transferred teams. When she later became friends with other women at Uber, she says many