Luis Arroyo 🏴‍☠️

This is how I check every power bank in our house now. Plug it into a laptop with its own cable (an old spare laptop is even better), open Claude Code and paste this: "I just plugged a power bank into this computer. I think it may hide a chip that copies data. Check it for me read-only: do not open, run or copy any file from it, and do not change any settings. First, list every USB device this computer sees right now and tell me which one is the power bank. A normal power bank shows up as nothing at all, or only as a charger. If it shows up as a storage drive, a keyboard, a network adapter, a camera or anything else that can move data, warn me in the first line of your answer. Then tell me its maker ID and product ID, what name it gives itself, and whether that name belongs to a real company. Check if a new disk, a new network connection or a new keyboard appeared since I plugged it in, and whether anything was typed or opened on its own. After that, list the devices this computer can see on our home network and point out any I might not recognize. At the end, give me a short verdict in plain words a 70-year-old would understand: safe, suspicious or dangerous, why you think so, and the first 3 things I should do right now if it is not safe."