fwiw, you probably don't need to worry on input devices where you can feasibly flash the firmware. homebrew keyboards and keyboards that support this, you're probably in the clear in terms of security concerns (... I think)

@cwebber https://zmk.dev/docs/features/bluetooth

ZMK documents security concerns around Bluetooth connections.

TL;DR: there are no known vulnerabilities after a bond has been made - a bond should be made in a controlled environment to avoid MITM

@lanodan true for eavesdropping, but is it true for pushing inputs?

@cwebber the most security-critical way to use a computer is without an input device

@trwnh damn true

@cwebber @trwnh I have an alternative suggestion for absolute maximum security:

Have you tried turning it off and never turning it on again?

@datarama @trwnh https://social.coop/@cwebber/114240234685276986

@datarama @cwebber well, that would be non-use. i am being somewhat facetious but "use without input" would be like configuring some automated services and then disconnecting everything

@trwnh @datarama How many automated services do you use that, once configured, take no inputs

@cwebber @trwnh @datarama my Christmas lights do a nice job of blinking forever after I configure them!!

cwebber@social.coop new cursed product idea: a smart keyboard that sends all input to a cloud server for processing before bouncing it back for the OS.

Why? uhm... Maybe... Universal clipboard? Download our app!

Edit: also no cords! Please connect to your wifi network for your convenience