preemptively disables USB HID devices by unloading the usbhid module on detection and performs a secondary verification by cross-referencing kernel input and sysfs data, immediately terminating the session if any HID class device is found. It also incorporates hardened UI behavior that locks the index position when tagging files.
Exfiltration is an involuntary backup. It's a technique for obtaining data from a network. Once obtained, the data may be removed using a number of methods. These may include traversing the network to a command and control server, such as Cloud C². The content is typically encrypted or obfuscated. In the case of physical access, a bring-your-own-network element may be included to evade detection. See all exfiltration payloads.
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