WanderLock Module (Firmware-Level Asset Tracking + WOL Assault)
WidowMind's WanderLock is a persistent, firmware-level watchdog. It tracks lost or stolen assets, and once activated, begins a continuous Wake-on-LAN (WOL) barrage to bring the device online. Upon reconnection, WanderLock executes either a lockdown or full data-wipe and hardware-kill protocol based on geofenced recovery rules.
Key Features
- UEFI/BIOS-level beacon agent
- Relentless WOL reconnection attempts
- Remote firmware lockdown or data destruct
- Geofenced activation logic
Architecture
WanderLock operates via a persistent low-level firmware agent that communicates with the ArachnoCore command system. When a device is flagged lost or stolen, it switches to hunter mode: attempting reactivation through WOL floods and preparing to either freeze, wipe, or execute CPU-burnout routines upon reentry into a trusted network zone.
Use Cases
- Enterprise laptop recovery and protection
- Stolen device forensics and fail-safe wipe
- Hardware asset tracking in high-risk zones
Compliance
- Follows local jurisdiction geofencing laws
- Secure activation to prevent false positives
- Audit-logged recovery or destruction events
Future Roadmap
- Thermal kill-switch expansion (fan override)
- Offline self-destruct trigger via BIOS key sequence
- Federated AI recovery network with peer pinging
Tagline: “It doesn’t wander. It waits.”