Recommended #opensource #USB #protection for #DigitalSelfDefense against #BadUSB on #Linux: #USBGuard

Why? - Block unknown USB devices from #PlugAndPlay · Allow devices temporarily or permanently · Caveats: 1) Does not protect against allowed USB devices with (secretly) re-programmed firmware, #KillUSB or #JuiceJacking. 2) Remember to permanently allow all devices that are currently connected, during installation.

https://usbguard.github.io/

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Recommended #opensource #USB #protection for #DigitalSelfDefense against #BadUSB on #Linux: #USBGuard

Why? - Block unknown USB devices from #PlugAndPlay · Allow devices temporarily or permanently · Caveats: 1) Does not protect against allowed USB devices with (secretly) re-programmed #firmware, #KillUSB or #JuiceJacking. 2) Remember to permanently allow all devices that are currently connected, during installation.

https://usbguard.github.io/

More recommendations: https://tuxwise.net/recommended-software/

Do not install usbguard on usb media. it won't be pretty. #debian #learnthehardway #usbguard

I just finished configuring #USBGuard.
It's awesome, and gives me #security against physical risks (such as someone plugging an infected USB disk into my computer).

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/USBGuard

#usbguard ( https://usbguard.github.io/ ) is a good idea but keeps my web cam from working. No idea whats causing this problem.