No sensitive data lives longer than its operational need.
Unlike "hooks" (like SetWindowsHookEx ), which operate in user-mode and can be bypassed or delayed by the OS, Interception works at the driver level. This allows for: oblitum/interception
# Python example using a decorator/interceptor class OblitumInterceptor: def __init__(self, rules): self.rules = rules # e.g., "credit_card": "redact", "ssn": "hash" def intercept(self, data: dict) -> dict: for field, action in self.rules.items(): if field in data: if action == "redact": data[field] = "[REDACTED]" elif action == "hash": data[field] = hashlib.sha256(data[field].encode()).hexdigest() elif action == "tokenize": data[field] = self.tokenize(data[field]) # Tag metadata for oblitum layer data["_oblitum_expiry"] = time.time() + 3600 # 1 hour TTL return data No sensitive data lives longer than its operational need
A kernel-mode driver that must be installed and "wrapped" around your input devices. The Interception library is an open-source tool designed
The Interception library is an open-source tool designed to communicate with a custom kernel-mode driver. Its primary purpose is to input from keyboards and mice before the Windows OS even processes them.