Zero-Trust USB Kill
Instant lockdown the moment any USB host connects — no prompts, no grace period.
Sentinel helps reduce exposed attack surface with USB/ADB lockdown, emergency power-off, travel checklists, custody guidance, panic profiles, and local-first controls. Built for rooted Android with no cloud account required.
Every control in this release was built because a real attack vector exists — physical seizure, forensic extraction, kiosk tampering, and broadcast spoofing.
Instant lockdown the moment any USB host connects — no prompts, no grace period.
If the device leaves your custody and signal drops, it self-locks and seals the vault.
Sentinel resists force-stop, uninstall, and admin demotion under coercion.
Pins the device to one app — hides recents, system UI, and notification surface.
Cryptographically signed timeline of every state change while out of your hands.
Duress PIN swaps to a clean profile — vault and sensitive apps disappear.
Flags rogue cell towers and evil-twin WiFi before the device negotiates with them.
Local alerts when mic, camera, or location is accessed — no cloud, no telemetry.
Leaves irremovable DPM artifacts so a wiped device cannot be quietly re-enrolled.
Sentinel focuses on the device states that matter during travel, physical access, and day-to-day privacy work.
ADB keys, charging modes, and host trust can leave a rooted device easier to query than expected.
Photos and files carry location, device, and timestamp data unless deliberately stripped first.
Reboots, network shifts, and permission drift deserve clear local alerts — not silent acceptance.
Without a checklist, hardening steps get forgotten under pressure at checkpoints and borders.
When the phone leaves your hand, defaults should already be tight and force-lock should be one tap.
Local-first, hardware-backed where supported, with clear fallback reporting when it is not.
Each row below is an actual Sentinel screen organized as product evidence — what the app looks like when you open it.
The home screen shows your live security score, bootloader state, and hardware key level. Emergency power-off sits at the top — no menus, no navigation.
The Lock tab walks through a seizure checklist, blocks USB in one tap, and puts a Device Admin–backed force-lock at the bottom of the screen.
Travel, Border, Lost Phone, and Compromise profiles each apply a specific hardening sequence. Toggle cards give instant on/off for USB data blocking and screen-off locks.
Each protection is built around a concrete device state — not a vague privacy score.
One tap arms USB/ADB lockdown, sensor controls, and account hardening.
Disable ADB, revoke trusted hosts, report active USB data state in real time.
A consistent pre-cross workflow you don't have to remember under pressure.
Step-by-step lockdown and Device Admin–backed force-lock at the bottom.
Offline reference and signed custody report for legal and journalistic record.
Travel, Border, Lost Phone, and Compromise — each one a single button.
Files locked behind a password and hardware-backed keys where supported.
Evil-twin checks, network taps, spy apps, and physical-access indicators.
Strip EXIF location, device, and timestamps from photos before sharing.
Sentinel is explicit about what stays local, what depends on hardware, and what no app can guarantee.
Sentinel is a defensive privacy hardening tool. It reduces common exposure paths and reports indicators; it cannot guarantee protection from every exploit, forensic lab, carrier-level attack, physical coercion, spyware, or compelled disclosure order.
Use a rooted Android 9+ device and verify your preferred root manager is active.
Install Sentinel, bind your license to the device, and review supported hardware features.
Turn on USB/ADB lockdown, vault, reboot guard, metadata tools, and travel workflows.
No subscription, no renewal pressure, and no cloud account requirement.
Device-bound license for one rooted Android device.
Yes. Sentinel depends on privileged Android controls for USB/ADB lockdown, hardware reporting, and boot-state workflows.
Rooted Android 9+ devices. Hardware-backed features depend on the device model, Android build, and security chip support.
No. Sentinel reduces common exposure paths and improves local visibility, but no app can guarantee protection against every exploit, lab, or physical-access process.
The product is local-first with no analytics or cloud sync. Privacy policy and release notes are kept current so buyers can verify the claim.
Licenses are device-bound. Transfers and reissues go through your seller or the account/downloads flow.
Reboot Guard flags the event and guides you through a protection review before reconnecting USB or resuming sensitive workflows.
Sentinel is built to be inspected, verified, and removed. No backdoors, no telemetry, no cloud dependency.
The design and controls are documented so researchers and buyers can inspect how protections are implemented.
The app does not phone home. There is no telemetry endpoint, no analytics beacon, and no cloud command channel.
All data stays on your device. No account required. No sync. No remote database with your activity.
Uninstall Sentinel like any Android app. No persistent agents. No hidden services that survive removal.
Root is used only for documented controls: USB/ADB lockdown, hardware state checks, and boot verification.
Download from your seller and run apksigner verify. Signature and hashes are published so you know what you are installing.
Start with the protections that matter most: local controls, visible state, and honest limitations.