A developer has submitted a patch to the Linux kernel mailing list for a new driver that monitors USB keyboard-like devices for suspicious activity. The hid-omg-detect module scores devices based on typing patterns and other signals without interfering with normal input. If a device appears malicious, it issues a warning recommending the use of USBGuard for blocking.

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