According to CEH v13 Module 06: Malware Threats, USB Dumper is a tool often used in insider threat or data exfiltration scenarios, where it automatically and silently copies files from any USB drive connected to a system.
It operates in the background and requires no user interaction once installed.
Files are copied from the USB to a pre-configured local directory.
USB Dumper is used in various penetration testing scenarios to simulate data theft using physical access.
Option Clarifications:
A. USB Grabber: Not a recognized standard tool in CEH or industry.
B. USB Snoopy: Used for monitoring USB communications (not silent copying).
C. USB Sniffer: Used for sniffing USB device communication traffic, not file theft.
D. USB Dumper: Correct tool for silently copying USB content.
[Reference:, Module 06 – Insider Threat and USB-Based Malware Techniques, CEH iLabs: Using USB Dumper in Local Exploitation, , , ]
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