Is it possible to restrict access to usb-carriers with exceptions by regular means?

Question

linux

Good afternoon, the task is to block access to usb-carriers, with the exception of a few certain ones, there are no problems with complete blocking, but how to solve with permission for certain ones, let's say by their s / n, using only the standard OS capabilities. Please share if anyone has experience with this configuration.

Answer 1

Deny access to usb to everyone and write a script that, for example, will check the list of devices using cron, for example, using lsblk (you can configure verbose output there) and look there for the uuid or label or device ID and mount
and to unmount, allow your sudo unmount to run, let users run the shortcut

Answer 2

rummage in the direction of udev, for example
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Allow_only_known_usb_...
https://unix.stackexchange.com/q/63199
Of course, this does not make sense if the user has root rights or the ability to get.

Answer 3

If there are several media and you are ready to steer them manually - I suppose you can just register them by UUID in fstab for automatic mounting. And mounting by the user to forbid.