badUSB & RubberDucky & PoisonTap ultimate mitigation for Linux

This is a simple, minimalistic and ultimate way to deal with USB threats in Linux environment.

You might have heard about some pretty complex solutions like Beamgun or even grsecurity, but you can hardly do as simple and efficient as following.

First of all, let's follow the fundamentals of security - "Everything, which is not explicitly allowed is forbidden":

as root - # crontab -e

then add @reboot echo 0 > /sys/bus/usb/drivers_autoprobe

This will block every USB device from interacting with your system by blocking drivers.

Now, copy usbAccess.sh to a directory by adding execution rights with $ chmod u x usbAccess.sh

Lastly, add an alias to your "/.bashrc" or "/.bash_aliases":

alias usbaccess='sudo $PATH_TO/usbAccess.sh'

And make sure that you can execute commands through "sudo" with (as root)# sudoers

So every time you will enter $ usbaccess command, you will have 10 seconds to connect a trusted device.

Of-course, a more intelligent solution will be to do a compartmental analysis, but I'm out of budget for now.