The SELF DESTRUCTING USB Drive is READY! + Giveaway

[@interruptlabs]

We're live: www.crowdsupply.com/interrupt-labs/ovrdrive-usb

[@WalnutBun]

Seriously awesome! Would you consider making a build guide, for those of us who might want to build it ourselves?

[@DefinedEdits]

Looks sweet my dude, I like the plug in 3 times idea

[@interruptlabs]

Thanks buddy! Electric roller skates are cool as well! :)

[@ericwolf5874]

I just stumbled upon your project and love the idea. Keep up the great work.

[@interruptlabs]

Thanks! Will do. Should have some more content soon!

[@DougSecrist]

Really glad to hear you’ve reconsidered the “wet fingers” method, I like your new approach a lot more. Kudos for your persistence!

[@interruptlabs]

Thanks! The wet fingers method was more of a gimmick to make people laugh.

[@Calzone407]

Dude, the quality of this video feels so much higher than the last one on this usb, I'm very impressed

[@interruptlabs]

Thanks 🙏 it means a lot, trying to get this dialed!

[@KyleRoss-y8o]

Cannot wait for this! Brilliant. This is going to be in every pentesters pocket

[@KFLawless1412]

So cool!! Thanks for making this

[@interruptlabs]

Of course! Thanks for the support :)

[@motrotz]

Great idea, love the finished USB drive. I'm wondering if it's possible to simulate a broken device if plugged in once, present the drive as read-only if you plug it in 2x in under a second, and as read-write if you plug it in 3x. That'd also make it a great device to transfer data to untrusted systems. And maybe configure it so that it uses the self destruct once it's rapidly inserted 10x during 5s. Is that possible with the current design, or would i need to change the design and maybe add a RTC for it to work that way?

[@TheSuitedEngineer]

Super cool project! Just subscribed and I'm excited to see what you do in the future!

[@interruptlabs]

Thanks for the support!

[@jpshadwjokr]

Love the transparency/ tutorial/ lesson/ info in all of your videos

[@interruptlabs]

Thanks! I appreciate the support!

[@DefianceFinance]

damn dude! this pretty genius work!

[@interruptlabs]

Hey thanks! :)

[@E-duard-o]

Great idea, good work and congratulations on persistence.

[@bluegizmo1983]

Very nice! Glad you switched away from the wet fingers approach. Have you thought about maybe doing a version that uses a BGA Nand chip instead of the TSOP48 chips? Its way cheaper to buy large capacity Nand chips in BGA form.

[@kampflafer4774]

Love the idea of activating the SD mode

[@obaiyd]

Wonderful work! More power to you!

[@karamismoh161]

Amazing idea! A lot of use case 😉

[@innovativeoffers]

Awesome project, hope to see you on hak5

[@Quemandoacromo]

Fireworks on my flash drive finally 🤭

[@alexeytolstenok418]

Great tool which we are all absolutely lack of!

[@KobeForAccuracy]

cool! such a creative project

[@interruptlabs]

Thanks for the support!

[@joshVids1358]

Love the video! Thanks

[@KimSchulz]

the 3 rapid plugins idea is brilliant. will it work on any OS?

[@interruptlabs]

Yes it will!

[@spok_real]

I would love one of these they're awesomeee

[@arpitsingh3138]

Yo first, Nice work dude I would love to get one 🙏

[@interruptlabs]

Thanks for the support :) !! Hack the Planet!

[@sidasuncion1463]

Kudos on the device

[@turpialito]

You have to be kinda quick to plug/unplug 3 times in a sec.

[@INIT_6_]

Awesome work!

[@emberprototypes]

Let's goooo 🔥🔥

[@Montso]

Have you watched @CNlor 's video on driving a nixie tube via USB. I was thinking the same high voltage generator circuit can be used as a discrete destruction circuit. Nice video ;)

[@VideoSharingIsMyLife]

super cool

[@nikolai1790]

Cool!

[@Juan-sq9hb]

Wdym three times within a second? that doesn't seem easy

[@interruptlabs]

Good questions: honest answer: TBD. Maybe plug in three times within two seconds or three seconds. These parameters are controllable :)

[@Juan-sq9hb]

@@interruptlabs Nice! It's a better system if so

[@PascalP107]

How sure are we that the data is destroyed ?

[@sundusfarrukh6489]

still possible to win? pls i really need 1

[@sebas0469]

Was waiting on an update about this project great news and gl in crowdsupply. I wonder if the sweaty part can still be implemented somehow since that would be interesting to see.