KeySniffer affected devices include keyboards from:
- Anker
- EagleTec
- General Electric
- Hewlett-Packard
- Insignia
- Kensington
- Radio Shack
- Toshiba
| Vendor | Affected Devices | Advisory | Vendor Response |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anker | Anker Ultra Slim 2.4GHz Wireless Compact Keyboard Anker USB dongle (USB ID 062a:4101) | Open GitHub | Anker Response |
| EagleTec | EagleTec K104 / KS04 2.4 GHz Wireless Combo keyboard EagleTec USB dongle (USB ID 062a:4101) | Open GitHub | |
| General Electric | GE 98614 wireless keyboard GE 98614 USB dongle (USB ID 05b8:3245) | Open GitHub | GE Response |
| HP | HP Wireless Classic Desktop wireless keyboard HP Wireless Classic USB dongle (USB ID 3938:1032) | Open GitHub | |
| Insignia | Wireless Keyboard NS-PNC5011 USB dongle (USB ID 3938:1032) | Open GitHub | |
| Kensington | Kensington ProFit Wireless Keyboard Kensington USB dongle (USB ID 062a:4101) | Open GitHub | Kensington Response |
| Radio Shack | RadioShack Slim 2.4GHz Wireless Keyboard RadioShack USB dongle (USB ID 062a:4101) | Open GitHub | |
| Toshiba | Toshiba PA3871U-1ETB wireless keyboard Toshiba PA3844D USB dongle (USB ID 0458:00ce) | Open GitHub |
Please note: we have tested the above products, but this should not be considered an exhaustive list of all vulnerable keyboards. There may be other brands/models that are vulnerable to this, or other attacks. Please sign up for alerts to be notified as new information comes to light.