At Mon, 05 Sep 2016 18:13:04 +0300 =?utf-8?B?0JvQsNGA0LjQvtC90L7QsiDQlNCw0L3QuNC40Ls=?= <scumcoder@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hmm. 7.5Meg is not a "Short presentation" (not for download over a dialup
connection). Is there something smaller out there? Maybe a plain text README?
The PDF is just text with no pictures or (sophisticated) diagrams. Here is
the copypaste (the number represents the PDF page):
Why is it 7.5Meg? I have a complete short novel (which *does* includes some pictures) whose PDF is only about 350K.
I’m sure this can be optimised. We just never thought this might be a problem...
1) UsbDk at a Glance
2) Meet UsbDk
- UsbDk stands for "USB Development Kit"
- Universal engine for exclusive access to USB devices on Windows OSes
- Full user mode API for all device operations
- Designed to support all types of USB devices
- Generic API to allow wide range of use-cases
- Designed with HCK certifications in mind
- Hiding engine for total detachment of USB devices
- from OS software stack
3) Feature set
- Totally dynamic device capture
- No INF files and no self-signing needed
- Any device can be captured
- Totally dynamic device detachment
- Any device or class of devices may be hidden
- Prevents Windows from showing "New Hardware" pop-ups for devices without in-box drivers
- Great for security solutions
- Co-existence with original device driver
- When the device is not captured original driver is loaded by the system automatically
- If user mode client terminates unexpectedly for any reason system reverts to original device driver immediately
- Supports for all types of devices and interfaces
- Bulk, isochronous, composite, HID, etc.
- Being USB filter driver doesn't require WHQL-ing
- as per Microsoft requirements
This sounds like Linux's udev…
Yes, it is pretty much similar. 4) Advantages over WinUSB
- Full feature parity
- Full support for isochronous devices
- Full support for composite devices
- No INF files and no signing needed
- Open source and community supported
Will it work with Libusb user-mode "driver" libraries?
Yes, upstream libusb may be compiled for Windows with UsbDk backend support instead WinUSB. See —enable-usbdk switch of libusb configure script.
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