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Episode: 3231
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Title: HPR3231: USB Key
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr3231/hpr3231.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-24 19:13:28
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This is Haka Public Radio episode 3231 for Monday the 21st of December 2020.
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Today's show is entitled, USP key and in part of the series, Privacy and Security,
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it is hosted by Toujet and in about two minutes long and carrying a clean flag.
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The summer is, turn a thumb drive into a key to lock slash unlock your Linux machine.
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Hello Hacker Public Radio. This is Toujet again. Been a while since I did my last podcast,
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so I thought I was more than overdue. If you like me, you probably have a few USP keys laying around
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and came up with a little project I did with them just trying to experiment and learn some new
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technology. I've actually turned a USB thumb drive into a USB key. It's a little script with
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combo of a Pearl script installation. It uses SS key jam to generate keys for locking and unlocking.
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It uses UDEV for actions for when you plug and unplug the drives. It uses bash for the actual
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script for doing locking the unlocking and the key checking. It did run into a little problem with
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UDEV. I had events set up so that when you plug in the drive, it would unlock and unplug the drive.
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It would lock, but the problem I was running into is that when it was unlocking, I couldn't access
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the file system on the drive. I found that there is a change event as well. Using the change event,
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I'm able to actually have the plug-in of the drive unlock it, but then the change event,
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which occurs when the drive is actually mounted, it can check the key and if the key is not the
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right key, then it locks it again. It's short distance and it's unlocked, but that seems to work
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pretty good. It generates a unique key combination for the server and the USB drive so you can use
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the same drive on multiple computers or you can use multiple thumb drives on the same computer.
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The website https.james.tobusacademy.com slash usbkey.html has the installation and links
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for the script so you can download the scripts. Give it a quick try, let me know what you think and
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have fun.
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