We’re happy to announce that BusKill can be installed on Linux directly with apt
It is now possible to install BusKill directly on the following Debian-based Linux distros:
We’re happy to announce that BusKill can be installed on Linux directly with apt
It is now possible to install BusKill directly on the following Debian-based Linux distros:
🇫🇷 Version française de cette vidéo (youtu.be/M2PQ72NmXEY)
Watch the below video to see a demonstration of BusKill running on all of the below-listed systems.
Can’t see video above? Watch it on PeerTube or on YouTube at youtu.be/jT9Fgwrbp6o
Note: You can find a list of all our Demo Videos here:
Disclaimer: While we gave samxplogs a free BusKill Kit for review, we did not pay them nor restrict their impartiality and freedom to publish an independent review. We did require them to make the video open-source as a condition of receiving this free review unit. The above video is licensed CC BY-SA; you are free to redistribute it. If you are a video producer and would like a free BusKill Kit for review, please contact us
Want to see BusKill in-action? Checkout these video demos made by YouTuber @samxplogs showing the BusKill cable in-use on several supported platforms:
This post will describe how to add a trigger that initiates a “self-destruct” sequence when your BusKill laptop kill cord’s connection is severed–rendering your data permanently & irrevocably destroyed in the event that your laptop were physically separated from you (ie: by a snach-and-run thief).
Many people were disappointed when the original post introducing BusKill only alluded to a self-destruct trigger, without actually describing how to use it with BusKill. This was done for two reasons:
This article will provide that thorough analysis and explain to the reader how to implement a self-destruct trigger with BusKill on linux machines that have FDE with LUKS.
Can’t see video above? Watch it on PeerTube or on YouTube at youtu.be/WA8sL4236jM