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Security-focused IP-KVM firmware for the BliKVM v4 (Allwinner H616): Rust backend, React web UI, H.264/VP8 over WebRTC and QUIC, virtual media, ATX power, signed updates.
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Hardened BliKVM: security-focused open-source KVM over IP (IP-KVM) firmware for the BliKVM v4 (Allwinner H616). Rust backend, React web UI, H.264/VP8 over WebRTC and QUIC/WebTransport, virtual media, ATX power, signed updates, SD card image. A hardened PiKVM/NanoKVM-style alternative.
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Read the full README ↗BLi-KVM is a security-focused KVM-over-IP stack for BliKVM v4 H616 hardware. It is being built as a GPL-3.0-only Rust control plane with a React/TypeScript web interface derived from the proven Hardened NanoKVM product shape.
The target is not a themed copy of the existing BliKVM application. BLi-KVM uses a platform-neutral core and explicit hardware adapters so that security, API, update, and recovery invariants remain testable across platforms.
The canonical GitHub repository is
woffko/Hardened-BliKVM; the
project's page is https://woffko.github.io/Hardened-BliKVM/.
Private device credentials, runtime configuration and hardware receipts are
excluded from Git. This source repository is not a complete device image.
Beta. A pre-release carries an SD card image for the BliKVM v4 (Allwinner
H616), a signed application bundle for a board that already runs one, and
(since 0.1.0-beta.3) a signed RAW system bundle that gives such a board the
image's system; see the
releases for the files,
how to write the card or update a board, the first boot and the known
limitations. A board that loses power while a RAW update writes its root does
not start; tools/image/restore_raw_backup.py writes the root back from the
backup on the card, with the card in a reader of another Linux computer
(system-raw-update-v1.md).
Everything was verified on one board. Expect rough edges and report what you
find.
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