usbguard-applet-qt(1)

NAME

   usbguard-applet-qt -- USBGuard Qt applet

SYNOPSIS

   usbguard-applet-qt

DESCRIPTION

   USBGuard Qt applet for interaction with the USBGuard daemon.

OPTIONS

   There are currently no options available.

SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS

   The applet uses the USBGuard public IPC interface to talk to the daemon
   component.  Depending on your distribution defaults, the access to this
   interface  is  limited  to  a  certain  group  or a specific user only.
   Please  refer  to  the  usbguard-daemon.conf(5)  man  page   for   more
   information  on  how  to configure the ACL correctly.  Do not leave the
   ACL unconfigured as that will expose the IPC  interface  to  all  local
   users  and will allow them to manipulate the authorization state of USB
   devices and modify the USBGuard policy.

BUGS

   If you find a bug in this software  or  if  you'd  like  to  request  a
   feature    to    be    implemented,    please    file   a   ticket   at
   <https://github.com/dkopecek/usbguard/issues/new>.

COPYRIGHT

   Copyright  2015 Red Hat, Inc.  License GPLv2+: GNU GPL  version  2  or
   later  <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>.   This is free software: you
   are free to change and redistribute it.  There is NO WARRANTY,  to  the
   extent permitted by law.

SEE ALSO

   usbguard-daemon(8), usbguard-daemon.conf(5)

AUTHORS

   Daniel Kopeek <[email protected]>.

                               June 2016             USBGUARD-APPLET-QT(1)

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