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Mo., 29. August, 2022 um 21:44
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Das Produkt besteht aus microSD-Karten, Klebestoff und einer gehackten Firmware.

Eines solches Produktes ist ein "30TB" externer Flash-Speicher für rund 30 Euro. Das Produkt ist sogar beim US-Handelsriesen Walmart im offiziellen Online-Shop als SSD für 39 Dollar gelistet.

Das Problem: Der wahre Speicher ist weit geringer, eine gehackte Firmware gaukelt aber mehr vor. Im schlimmsten Fall droht Datenverlust, wie der Sicherheitsforscher mit dem Twitter-Handle Ray Redacted in einem ausführlichen Thread erklärt.

 Ray  @RayRedacted

Have you ever heard the expression “if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is”? Well AliExpress is currently advertising a 30 Terabyte SSD for $29. And I just had one delivered. Let’s open it up, shall we? /1 https://t.co/cVXtr42LW5



Am 25. August, 2022 um 23:26 via  


 Ray  @RayRedacted

I was kinda expecting the package to say 30 gigabytes not 39 terabytes, which would be a somewhat credible “typo”. But note! It even says M.2! /2 https://t.co/5xMAWa4zp4



Am 25. August, 2022 um 23:28 via  


 Ray  @RayRedacted

It comes with a USB-C to USB-A cable, and two adapters : one is C to A, and the either is micro to A. /3 https://t.co/0hC6Apii2n

Am 25. August, 2022 um 23:30 via  






 Ray  @RayRedacted

Board says HUB-TF2 and has two glued down cards (trans flash? SD Cards?). https://t.co/gKd84tXIXI



Am 26. August, 2022 um 0:09 via  


 Ray  @RayRedacted

Hey look at this! Remember that tiny hole? I think this is a tiny LED right behind it: https://t.co/eAX0GdNRCC



Am 26. August, 2022 um 0:14 via  


 Ray  @RayRedacted

When the USB-C port is given 5V power, the LED lights up blue! https://t.co/uYBEXzl8JD



Am 26. August, 2022 um 0:17 via  


 Ray  @RayRedacted

Windows reports it as two 15 terabyte drives ! https://t.co/m1fIZUQgLX



Am 26. August, 2022 um 0:30 via  


 Ray  @RayRedacted

My son just pointed out something interesting: It appears to only work over USB 2.0, using the cable they shipped with the device. That means it will only run at 480 Megabits per second, or 60 Megabytes per second. In order to test even 1 15 TERABYTE drive for capacity...

Am 26. August, 2022 um 0:40 via  


 Ray  @RayRedacted

yep. USB-C to USB-C 3.1 cable does not work. They must have purposely made this device USB 2.0 only/

Am 26. August, 2022 um 0:42 via  


 Ray  @RayRedacted

H2Testw says it can test HALF the capacity (15TB) in 250 days. Do we have the time? https://t.co/mRImhnjT7K



Am 26. August, 2022 um 0:49 via  


 Ray  @RayRedacted

For those of you who are following this thread but not understanding the scam: Scammer gets two 512MB Flash drives. Or 1 gigabyte, or whatever. They then add hacked firmware that makes it misreport its size. Windows reports EXACTLY 15.0 terabytes. Not 14.89, Not 14.78

Am 26. August, 2022 um 6:32 via  


 Ray  @RayRedacted

But when you go to WRITE a big file, hacked firmware simply writes all new data on top of old data, while keeping directory (with false info) intact. H2Testw actually WRITES & then RE-READS its data. But the scammer slowed the bus down from 5 gigabits per second to .48 gigabits

Am 26. August, 2022 um 6:32 via  






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