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AVGVSTO USB 3.1.3
Open source. Hardware locked. Military grade.
AVGVSTO is the first fully open‑source encryption suite that binds your files to the physical fingerprint of any USB drive. AES‑256, ChaCha20, duress mode, anti‑bruteforce — 100% transparent, 100% offline.
What inspired me to build AVGVSTO
I realized that most encryption tools only protect against one threat: someone stealing your password. But what if they force you to give it up? What if they clone your drive or brute-force their way in?
I wanted something different. Something where the password alone is never enough.
The idea came from working with USB drives every day. Every USB has a unique fingerprint - its serial number, volume ID, physical characteristics. I thought: what if I bind the encryption key to that fingerprint? Then even if someone has your password, without your exact USB drive, they get nothing.
That became AVGVSTO.
From there, I kept adding layers. Duress mode for coercion situations. Cascade encryption because one cipher might not survive the next decade. Anti-bruteforce that locks out attackers for months. No cloud, no telemetry, no backdoors.
I built it for myself first. Then I open-sourced it because security that isn't transparent isn't security at all.
AVGVSTO is my answer to the question: how do you protect data when passwords are no longer enough?
