How to Protect Your USB Flash Drive from Viruses
The digital world is a landmine of viruses, malware, and ransomware. Here, then, are five ways to protect yourself from a USB flash drive attack.
The digital world is a landmine of viruses, malware, and ransomware. Here, then, are five ways to protect yourself from a USB flash drive attack.
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While we don’t read about physical cyberattacks that originated from found USB devices as often as remote, cloud-based attacks, they do occur.
USB thumb drives are a favorite tool of cyber criminals, who can use flash drives to attack your computer and you network.