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The 'O.MG cable' features a hidden implant with a web server, USB communications and Wi-Fi access.
It can capture keystrokes, steal credentials, exfiltrate data and even plant malware.
Device is designed for hackers who test data systems for vulnerabilities.
The cable has been dubbed the world's 'most dangerous USB cable'.
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