Q: How should I protect my privacy when using my Logitech products?Ī: You can protect your privacy by applying some basic principles as you use your computer and your Logitech products.įirst and foremost, follow the common-sense security measures that are found in a typical office or home, and don’t ever let strangers physically access or tamper with your computer or input devices. They would need to act during the few seconds when someone is re-pairing a device to the Unifying receiver or would need physical access to the target’s device or computer.
The third one relates to overcoming the barriers to keystroke injection between the device and the USB receiver.Ī person trying to replicate these would need expertise and special equipment and to be within a 10m range. Two of them relate to extracting the encryption key that secures the communication between the Logitech device and the Logitech Unifying USB receiver. Q: What are the vulnerabilities reported by the security researcher?Ī: Three potential vulnerabilities were reported. We take our customers’ privacy very seriously, and these findings help us to continually improve our products. One of the vulnerabilities has been addressed with firmware updates, and you can download the latest version here.
People who are concerned about their privacy should take note of and apply the computing security measures described in the Q&A below. The vulnerabilities would require special equipment and skills, as well as proximity to - or even physical access to - the target’s computer or device.
We’d like to first reassure you that this research was conducted in a controlled environment. We have been in communication with him since to assess his allegations and address them as necessary. In 2019, a security researcher approached Logitech regarding three potential vulnerabilities related to Logitech’s Unifying Receiver.
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