Silk Guardian
An anti-forensic Linux Kernel Module kill-switch for USB ports.

Silk Guardian
An anti-forensic Linux Kernel Module kill-switch for USB ports.
Silk Guardian Description
Silk Guardian is an anti-forensic Linux Kernel Module (LKM) kill-switch that monitors USB ports for changes, deletes files, and shuts down the computer. It was inspired by usbkill and serves as a fun project for learning. The tool is designed to prevent unauthorized access to the system and enhance security, especially in scenarios where physical access to the machine is a concern. To run Silk Guardian, compile the module using 'make', load it using 'sudo insmod silk.ko', and ensure the linux-headers package is installed. It is recommended to use (partial) disk encryption in conjunction with this tool for enhanced protection.
Silk Guardian FAQ
Common questions about Silk Guardian including features, pricing, alternatives, and user reviews.
Silk Guardian is An anti-forensic Linux Kernel Module kill-switch for USB ports.. It is a Endpoint Security solution designed to help security teams with Linux, Anti Forensics, USB Security.
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