@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