A secure way to defend against rubber duckies, Bash bunnies and other similar HID emulators.

The service automatically blocks the computer (launching the savescreen) at unauthorized USB introduction. The following features have been implemented:

• Training mode: The service can train its whitelist by introducing USB devices while in training mode. One the training mode has ended, the service will block any USB which signature is not in the whitelist.
• Maximun consecutive lockouts : The service has a maximun number of consecutive lockouts (by default is 3), so if the service feels buggy or issues any other problem, the service will not block the system the 4th time the user unlocks the computer.

To compile the project, just open USBBlocker.sln with Visual Studio. Before doing this, some configurations can be done in the source code to personalize the service:

• It is possible to add your devicesID to Recognised_devices array under Service1.cs file. DeviceIDs have this format USB\VID_17EF&PID_608C&MI_00\7&8AE0656&0&0000.
• Set your maximun consecutive lockouts threshold
• Change the Path where the config file is stored (by default is C:\ProgramData\USBSignatures.txt)

By default the following config file is created C:\ProgramData\USBSignatures.txt which contains:

• Train_mode={True/False} : points out whenever the service is under Training mode. Under training mode, new devices are added into this file (This file also acts as a whitelist). If Train_mode is set to False then the program will start matching new devices with this list. Those who does not appear here will lockout the computer.
• Number_blocks : How many times the system have been blocked consecutively. The service have a maximun of 3 blocks in order to defend against buggy file corruption or whatever. After that, the service will ignore the signatures and will not block. (If this is the case, you can reset manually the variable to 0 to start matching the whitelist again).
• One DeviceID per line which will not lockout the system.

Once compiled the solution, to install the service execute the following command. C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\InstallUtil.exe <Path to compiled exe> (to uninstall just add the -u flag) Then just start the service manually net start USBBlock To set it to start automatically on startup, open the 'Services' application and set it to launch as automatic. This is strongly recommended to do it only when you have fully tested the service works in your environment and not auto-lockout your computer.