USBKill 1.0

USBKill is a portable USB device that can be used to protect your devices by instantly killing a computer if an unauthorized person tries to tamper with it.

USBKill works by rapidly charging its capacitors from the USB power supply when plugged into a host device, and then discharging the stored energy into the data lines of the host device, effectively killing it.

The legality of using USBKill varies by jurisdiction. It is important to check and follow the laws and regulations in your country or region before using USBKill.

Yes, USBKill is designed to cause permanent damage to the host device by frying its internal components. It is intended as a security tool and should be used responsibly.

Once USBKill has discharged its energy into a host device, the damage is typically irreversible. There is no built-in mechanism for reversing the effects of USBKill.

USBKill is compatible with a wide range of devices that have a USB port, including computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets, and more.

USBKill is not designed specifically to protect against physical tampering or theft. It is primarily aimed at protecting data on the device from unauthorized access.