O.MG Cable Pack

Description

The Hak5 O.MG Cable Pack is designed for authorised security testing, physical security assessments and security research. It combines O.MG cables with an O.MG Cable Programmer and Malicious Cable Detector, helping teams assess the risks of untrusted USB accessories in controlled environments. Select the Basic or Elite edition to match the requirements of the engagement.

Key features

• USB cables with concealed O.MG hardware for controlled keystroke injection testing.
• Supports custom DuckyScript payloads and mouse injection.
• Wireless triggering is supported.
• Basic edition includes eight payload slots and injection speeds of up to 120 keys per second.
• Elite edition includes 50 to 200 payload slots and injection speeds of up to 890 keys per second.
• Elite features include keyboard logging, covert data exfiltration, air-gap communications, networked command and control, extended Wi-Fi range and stealth-optimised power draw.
• Both editions support self-destruct and geofencing functions.
• Includes an O.MG Cable Programmer and O.MG Malicious Cable Detector.

Technical details

• Cable length: 1 metre.
• Connector types: Micro-USB, USB Type-C and Lightning.
• Passthrough data supports USB 2.0, up to 480 Mbps, when the active end is connected to a USB host.
• Passthrough charging requires the active end to connect to a 5 V charging source.
• The cables support 5 V charging and fast-charging compatibility.

Compatibility and setup

The pack is intended for use with the O.MG firmware and payload ecosystem. Hak5’s official O.MG payload library and documentation provide resources for developing and managing payloads. Test only devices and accounts covered by written authorisation, and review host, network and radio settings before deployment.

Buying in the UK and EU

RedKit Labs is an authorised Hak5 reseller. Prices are shown in GBP, EUR or USD, with VAT handled at checkout where applicable. Wireless operation and keystroke-injection hardware may be subject to local radio, privacy, computer misuse and access-tool laws, so confirm compliance before use.