The provided udev rules set the read/write permissions of the Logitech keyboards allowed for everyone.
Although it enables any user to use g810-leds, it also allows any user to sniff the event device, potentially enabling anyone to capture passwords or anything else that is typed in the keyboard. The default r/w permission for others should ALWAYS be zero on keyboards, i.e., default permissions should be 660 and not 666.
The provided udev rules set the read/write permissions of the Logitech keyboards allowed for everyone.
Although it enables any user to use g810-leds, it also allows any user to sniff the event device, potentially enabling anyone to capture passwords or anything else that is typed in the keyboard. The default r/w permission for others should ALWAYS be zero on keyboards, i.e., default permissions should be 660 and not 666.