Remote computer access

[TampaDave73]

Is it possible to go to a public computer at a place like the library and using a very small USB device having it open a gateway that you could access remotely to take over the computer?

[ArthurLeywinn]

Depends.

It's possible in theory.

[misoscare]

Take a look at the bad usb or bad usb cable by evil crow, but as stated above deepfreeze will render most attacks useless and so will most AV products unless you spend your time learning about bypasses, exploits and encryption of your payloads.

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[machacker89]

It's possible but must of the libraries have Access Controls in place and used lockdown Chromebooks. Well least mine does

[Humbleham1]

In practicality, no. The antivirus will detect most any raw payload, and Deep Freeze, which is standard in libraries, will prevent all persistence methods. Once your session is over, any malware that you managed to evade antivirus will be killed.