2014-08-07 20:00:06.184556+02 by Dan Lyke 1 comments
KittenGroomer: Data security for journalists and activists (and pretty much anyone who's started to think about security). Given that USB sticks can also be input devices and other such things, this is about using a Raspberry Pi to build a device that'll take an untrested USB stick and copy the data across to a trusted one.
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#Comment Re: made: 2014-08-10 13:13:00.865435+02 by: meuon
Side note: I saw the USB devices that pretended to be HID's at Phreaknic in Nashville years ago. "Hacker" cons are interesting people and places, ahead of the curve. Might be a good place to go hang.
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