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storage-security
Security solution for my storage locker. Deployed to a raspberry pi with an attached camera.
Technology Stack
- Raspberry Pi 4 w/ camera
- GoCV
- Syncthing
The raspberry pi is configured as a WLAN AP which my phone will connect to. My phone will also be running syncthing and have the RPI configured as a sync device. The phone will pull logs and videos taken from the RPI which have been saved to the sync folder each time my phone connects.
The same folder on my phone is also a syncthing destination with spud, so when I come back upstairs, it uploads it to my server.
This isn't a foolproof method in case the intruder locates the RPI / camera and disables / destroys it / removes it. The data is still stored on the RPI until the next time I'm within proximity. This is an acceptable risk given the constraints, however if a better method is discovered to immediately store the data outside of the storage unit that would be preferred (something low powered sitting in my vehicle? )
Raspberry Pi Setup
Full steps to re-build this system are below.
Prerequisites
- Connect the camera
- Image the SDcard with Raspberry Pi OS Lite (minimal image based on debian) - make sure to pick lite - do not use the desktop version.
Boot optimizations
Edit /boot/config.txt
# Disable the rainbow splash screen
disable_splash=1
# Disable bluetooth
dtoverlay=pi3-disable-bt
# Set the bootloader delay to 0 seconds. The default is 1s if not specified.
boot_delay=0
Edit /boot/cmdline.txt to make kernel quiet. The following is an example, the key part is the quiet flag
dwc_otg.lpm_enable=0 console=serial0,115200 console=tty1 root=PARTUUID=32e07f87-02 rootfstype=ext4 elevator=deadline fsck.repair=yes quiet rootwait
Disable dhcpcd - useless service in this case
sudo systemctl disable dhcpcd.service