usbrip
usbrip is a forensics tool with a command line interface for tracking USB device artifacts on Linux machines. It analyzes Linux log data and can build USB event history tables with details like connected/disconnected date & time, vendor ID, product ID, manufacturer, serial number, and port. It can export data as JSON, generate a list of authorized USB devices, and search for violation events.
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