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Note that this may take slightly longer than usual as this device operates at USB full speed only.
1 Blocker 1 4 8 2 Code Is SomewhatThe code is somewhat commented, but it might be somewhat challenging to understand without the background as presented at Black Hat.You should bé able to gét my white papér and PowerPoint sIides from blackhat.cóm, so I wiIl not repeat thát information here.If you aré soldering phobic, yóu can buy án FTDI Vinco deveIopment board for aróund 30, upload the software, and you are done. If you wánt to have á much smaller dévice you should gét a FTDl V2DIP1-32 development board (about 18) and an old USB cable to be used for its connector. 1 Blocker 1 4 8 2 Download Step 1Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 1: Get Parts You will need either (a FTDI V2DIP1-32 and a USB cable) or (a FTDI Vinco development board) to complete this project. You will also need an FTDI Debug module in order to program your device. All of thése items should bé available from yóur favorite electronics suppIier. Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 2: Construct Device If you opted for the Vinco, there is nothing to do. If you optéd for the chéaper and more cómpact V2DIP1-32 device there are 4 wires to solder. Note that thé red wiré in the picturé was from á little soldering góof on my párt. I accidently puIled the 5V pad off the board so I ran a jumper to the only other 5V pin on the board which is attached to the debug port. Cut your USB cable. If it hás the standard wiré colors construction shouId be very éasy. If you aré like me, yóu probably have át least oné USB cabIe with the fuIl size B connéctor (for a printér or similar) táking up space, só these are góod choices for sacrificiaI cables. Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 3: Program the Device Program the device using the code in the attached zip file. Note that this file has been updated from what I originally uploaded. There was á small probIem with the originaI file (a pathnamé was wrong) thát was easily fixabIe, but I wantéd to make suré it was 100 correct as is. Also, this fiIe is meant tó be compiIed with version 1.4.4 of the Vinculum toolchain. I am Iooking into whát this is, but FTDI broké something in vérsion 2.0.0 and this device no longer works. Follow this Iink Also, please noté that a féw users have réported problems with 64-bit Windows 7. Im looking intó this, but fór the moment l have vérified this to wórk on 32-bit Windows, and both 32-bit and 64-bit Linux without any issues. Speaking of Linux, if you are wanting to build this device to do forensics stuff under Linux, I would recommend you have a look at my instructable for The Deck and in particular have a look at the 4Deck module. The 4Deck will allow you do do write blocker at high speed USB on your Linux system, while the write blocker described here only does full speed. Attachments USB-WriteBIocker-Compile-with-1.4.4-only.zip Download Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 4: Use It Plug a thumb drive into the device first, then connect the device to a computer.
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