Educational security research notes documenting USB HID (BadUSB/Rubber Ducky) concepts from a defensive perspective. The repository preserves historical filenames while emphasizing detection, prevention, user awareness, and ethical lab use. No payloads, automation scripts, or actionable exploits are provided.
Rubber Ducky is an awareness initiative focused on educating individuals and organizations about potential cybersecurity threats that can be delivered through USB devices, particularly targeting issues like ransomware, backdoors, and keyloggers. Leveraging the concept of Bad USB and the functionality of Rubber Ducky USBs.
tCrypt2Go β Lock-and-Unlock Utilities for TrueCrypt Portable
An automated Endpoint Security tool for macOS that detects and actively blocks unauthorized USB devices based on UUID whitelisting.
LockPort is a lightweight Windows background service that automatically locks newly inserted USB storage devices until the correct PIN is entered. Designed for small offices and kiosks, it prevents unauthorized flash drives from mounting and ensures secure device access.
OGTTrust: Real-time USB monitoring and keystroke behavior analysis tool built with .NET 10 and WPF. Detects suspicious device activity and automated injection attacks with an async event-driven architecture and a modern dark-theme UI.
Secure USB station for Raspberry Pi with antivirus scanning, file sanitization, and malware detection. Automated security management with ClamAV and oletools integration.
A lightweight security framework designed to simplify employee authentication and protect corporate systems through USB-based access and human-centric security design.
NUMIA: Iran's first native real-time network monitoring & cybersecurity platform. Cross-platform agents (Windows/Linux/macOS), DLP, USB control, centralized management. Built with Python. π [numia.ir]
π Enhance Windows host forensics and security with RedAudit, a portable tool that delivers clear, structured assessments and professional reports.
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