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A laser tripwire device that automatically hides windows, locks computers, or executes custom scripts when motion is detected within 120cm range.
A laser tripwire device that automatically hides windows, locks computers, or executes custom scripts when motion is detected within 120cm range.
A command-line forensics tool for tracking and analyzing USB device artifacts and connection history on Linux systems.
A command-line forensics tool for tracking and analyzing USB device artifacts and connection history on Linux systems.
A reverse engineering tool that extracts and organizes Samsung ODIN3 protocol messages from USB packet captures into human-readable files.
A reverse engineering tool that extracts and organizes Samsung ODIN3 protocol messages from USB packet captures into human-readable files.
Windows anti-forensics USB monitoring tool with the ability to shutdown the computer upon detecting the unplugging of a specified USB device.
Windows anti-forensics USB monitoring tool with the ability to shutdown the computer upon detecting the unplugging of a specified USB device.
A cross-platform security application that functions as a laptop kill cord, automatically locking or shutting down your computer when physically separated from you via a USB connection.
A cross-platform security application that functions as a laptop kill cord, automatically locking or shutting down your computer when physically separated from you via a USB connection.
A steganographic file system in userspace for plausible deniability of files.
A steganographic file system in userspace for plausible deniability of files.
A collection of utilities for working with USB devices on Linux