Whether it's a storage stick, charging cable, or input device, USB technology is an indispensable part of digital everyday life. However, this very familiarity makes it an ideal target for attacks. Manipulated devices can disguise themselves as harmless hardware while secretly executing malicious code, stealing data, or compromising entire networks. The presentation provides insights into various attack scenarios, ranging from tampered sticks and USBKill sticks capable of destroying hardware to inconspicuous cables with hidden electronics. It explains how these attacks work, the risks they pose, and effective protective measures. The goal is to raise awareness of this often-u ...