USB Security
In the News
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UPDATE November 15, 2017 We seem not to learn that we must use an encrypted memory sticks when saving sensitive information. London Heathrow airport security information found. |
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UPDATE November 3, 2017 ZDNet - Adrian Kingsley-Hughes "USB-C is a dumpster fire" |
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UPDATE October 02, 2017 Protect your System. Advice from Kingston |
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UPDATE April 17, 2017 Hak5 releases BashBunny. Creating a USB threat device just got easier. |
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UPDATE August 4, 2016 "Does dropping malicious USB sticks really work? Yes! 48% of people do plug-in these drives." |
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UPDATE August 20, 2015 How to instructions: How to make your own BAD USB |
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UPDATE August 2, 2014 "The unpatchable malware that infects USB is now on the loose" |
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UPDATE July 30, 2013 Hak5 releases Rubber Ducky. An easy to use, scriptable USB attack device. |
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UPDATE August 8, 2010 The USB virus "Agent.btz", which a class of autorun.inf virus, was placed on a number of USB sticks in the Middle East. The result was a major security breach of U.S. Military Security in 2008. |
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