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I have to make an aspx webform application that will detect an USB of a machine when it logs in into the website and the usb will be accessable from another machine which also logged in to the website …
is this possible? if yes then how i can achieve this?
If that’s possible, it violates pretty much everything I’ve ever learned about web browser security sandboxing.
About the only way I can think you’d possibly be able to do something like this would be through the creation of a browser plugin, where the user would specify things on a browser-by-browser basis.
What is the business case for needing this kind of communication? Maybe there’s another way to do what you’re trying to do, that would be workable within the realm of web browser security restrictions.