USBKill V4.0
The new USBKill
has been upgraded.
The most powerful USBKill ever. New unstoppable attack modes. Remote controlled. The ultimate pentesting device.
The most powerful USBKill ever. New unstoppable attack modes. Remote controlled. The ultimate pentesting device.
Stronger discharge, unlimited run time, bypasses all USB-C & Lightning security.
Smart-phone, BLE Remote Control, Time-delay, Hidden Magnet Trigger and Classic.
15+ Adaptors, including: USB-C, iPhone, VGA, DisplayPort, HDMI, MicroUSB & more.
Internal Rechargable battery means the USBKill V4 even on devices that are switched off.
The USBKill is a device that stress tests hardware. When plugged in power is taken from a USB-Port, multiplied, and discharged into the data-lines, typically disabling an unprotected device.
Used by penetration testers, hardware manufacturers, law-enforcement and industrial clients world-wide, the USBKill has been adopted the industry standard for USB Stress-testing.
The USBKill V4 caters specifically to industry needs: significantly more powerful, more flexible, more covert and more compatible.
The USBKill has evolved beyond a simple plug-and-zap device. The new V4 hardware framework enables advanced functionality and performance.
Aside from more powerful discharges and improved stability, the V4 has an internal, rechargeable battery, which allows for "Offline Attacks" - where the host device is not turned on.
"Offline Mode" also bypasses all known USB-C and Lightning (Apple/iPhone) security protocols, rendering the V4 the ultimate device for testing smartphones and modern hardware.
The USBKill has evolved, and so have the ways to use it. V4 Introduces single pulse and continuous pulse attack modes. By default, the V4 will not activate until triggered - giving pentesters and LEA ultimate discretion.
The V4 can be triggered in multiple ways:
The USBKill V4 boasts extensive accessories and adaptors, preparing you for any situation.
The V4 Adaptors are broken into two familes, Basic and Advanced.
The V4 accessories open a vast attack surface for pentesters, covering all possible types of hardware: smartphones, computers, laptops, printers, televisions, network equipment, USB drives, external harddrives, and much more.
The Professional version of the V4 has wireless, remote & smartphone control, internal battery for offline attacks, is compatible with all accessories, and can be configured in Classic Mode (plug-and-zap) mode.
The Basic Edition of the V4 has an internal battery for offline attacks and is compatible with all accessories. It has no wireless and must be triggered manually via the covert Magnet Trigger Ring.
The Classic Edition is the original USBKill device, with the updated V4 stability. Low-cost, requires no configuration or charging - simply "Plug and Zap".
Designed for Penetration Testers and Industrial clients, the Tactical Pack has every device, accessory and adaptor available, in a professional tool case.
Premium quality hoodie featuring the awesome USBKill Invader embroidered on the chest.
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Transform your workspace with this unique, hand-drawn awesomeness on a super-sized, premium USBKill desk mat.
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Collector's Edition: USBKill "Invader" pin - striking, stylish and built to last.
Limited edition Gold-plated USBKill Logo Pin to pimp your clothes and accessories!
The USBKill has been designed and tested to be safe and efficient.
It is both CE Approved and FCC Approved, and built and tested with the utmost priority on user safety.
Although totally safe to operate, the USBKill is a high voltage device - and should be treated with appropriate precautions. The USBKill V4 Tester has been redesigned to provide a visual indication when a USBKill / Power Surge attack is detected - without the breakout / spark cable of the previous generation.
The USBKill is a robust tool, built to withstand the rigours of regular usage in demanding conditions. The V4 provides significant improvement in stability, longevity and discretion - to protect the interests of all our clients.
The USBKill V4 Pro and Basic share the same improved hardware: increased stability, internal battery for offline attacks. The Pro Edition has several attack modes (Remote, Smartphone, Timed, Magnetic, Classic) and attack types (Single Pulse and Continuous Pulse). It can be configured via Smartphone, and triggered via dedicated remote control. The Pro can also be configured in "Classic Mode" - discharge is triggered when the device is plugged in ("Plug and Zap") The Basic Version has no wireless functionality, and no extended attack modes. It is triggered manually via the included Magnetic Ring. If performance is important: consider the Pro Edition. If budget is important, the Basic Edition. If you need the original behaviour, the V4 Classic.
What is an "online" and "offline" attack?
The original V3 USBKill device rapidly charges its capacitors from the USB power lines when plugged into a powered (online) USB port. When the device is charged, -200VDC is discharged over the data lines of the host device. This cycle happens many times per second.
The USBKill V4 has an internal battery (recharged via USB), meaning it does not require power from a host device even if the device is turned off - and "offline".
How many times can the device be used?
Unlimited times.
What is the battery life?
The battery can make over 1000 discharges on a single charge, and has over 200 days in standby mode - with wireless enabled
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December 12, 2023
USBKill.com reveal the iPhone 15's vulnerability to USB power surge attacks with the USBKill V4 Professional. Discover key insights and implications for red teamers, pentesters, and security professionals. Dive into our detailed analysis of this groundbreaking test and its impact on smartphone security strategies. Read more →