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    usbkill the OpenBSD way openbsd zakaria.org
    zk avatar authored by zk 2 years ago |
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    inactive-user avatar inactive-user 2 years ago | link

    Amazing! I love the simplicity of this! Working in a high-security form myself requiring security clearance, I’m tempted to put some equivalent of this on my Macbook :D

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      zk avatar zk 2 years ago | link

      Thanks for the kind words!
      You’re in luck, because usbkill does work on Darwin! (Supposedly. It hasn’t been updated since 2016 by the looks of it).

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        inactive-user avatar inactive-user 2 years ago | link

        Awesome! :D

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      rjpcasalino avatar rjpcasalino 1 year ago | link

      Very informative and speaks to the joy of using OpenBSD.

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        bilinguliar avatar bilinguliar edited 2 years ago | link

        I enjoy reading about such solutions. It would be nice to have a separate service that handles:

        • shutdown on device unplug
        • dead man’s switch
        • warrant canary update

        I can even suggest a name: rwulbrichtd.