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The thing uses the same tactic as the Hak5 "Rubber Ducky" hacker device that lets it act as a trusted Human Interface Device (like a keyboard) when you plug it in. It executes a Windows-R command to bring up the Run prompt, types out "www.ciggo.com" and hits Enter. I DO NOT appreciate this intrusive behavior. If you had software on your computer that automatically started executing commands and live-tampering with your computer, that'd be called a virus or at least malware.