Built a macOS anti-snatch utility that monitors Wi-Fi state in real time and triggers protective action when a stolen unlocked device is taken out of range.
AirWatch was designed around a simple but realistic threat: an attacker grabbing an already-unlocked laptop and moving it out of range to bypass the user’s presence. The application monitors Wi-Fi state from the menu bar and reacts when the device leaves its known network conditions.
When the connection state indicates a likely snatch event, AirWatch triggers a device reboot to reduce the window for unauthorized access. It is a focused example of applying endpoint engineering to physical-world security risks.
AirWatch is open source and open to improvement through community contributions. It demonstrates practical endpoint thinking, rapid-response automation, and a bias toward building lightweight tools that solve specific high-value problems.