Wrong Boot

Programmable dead man's switch for Linux, triggered from inside the kernel

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Wrong Boot is a free, open-source programmable dead man's switch for Linux, triggered by events observed directly inside the kernel rather than in userspace. Inspired by the USBKill project, it's aimed at journalists, activists and privacy-conscious users who need a fast, hard-to-bypass response to a device-seizure scenario.

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