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Analyzing the threat ‘Killer USBs’ can be to a company’s sensitive data and networks When cybersecurity practitioners think about USBs, it’s often in the context of social engineering. A nefarious actor perhaps drops a malicious USB … Continue reading Attack of the Killer USBs: Don’t Be the Next Victim
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Is it enough to only wipe a flash drive once?
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I want to wipe all resi… Continue reading How to safely wipe a USB flash drive [duplicate]
I’ve had my USB for quite a while now. It contains quite a lot of personal information on it. (I know, I’m stupid for not encrypting it before hand).
Is it too late to encrypt my drive even if files are on there already?
I h… Continue reading Is it too late to encrypt my already used USB drive?
I have a infected computer, which I am trying to diagnose. The attack is probably very sophisticated, and I am not yet sure whether this has happened in the bios, mbr, active partition or any other space. The attack is ongoin… Continue reading USB bootable CD protect against rootkits?
Is it possible to move the autorun.inf file in to a seperate folder in a flash drive rather than keeping it in the root?
Continue reading Can you move the autorun.inf file from root in a flash drive?
I had hard drive which was target location for CCTV, connected to linux mini pc running rsync in background to collect footage from few locations.
Well, I noticed that sometimes rsync failed due permission error and drive go… Continue reading Hard drive – not seen by fdisk, not mounted but detected
We have an camera with sd card in which it records. AFAIK its software, recording parts etc., cannot be stepped in. We wish a mechanism/methodology that whenever it is plugged into usb socket of a computer(i.e. via sd card re… Continue reading Protecting/Crypting an external storage
I’m using a Samsung J7 Prime with Android version 7.0, not rooted.
Recently, I grew suspicious I had become the target of some kind of exploit/network attack/mitm. Since I suspect the exploit is probably running on the OS/fir… Continue reading How to back up and restore personal data safely from possibly exploited android phone?
I’ve read a lot on this site about how USB sticks are inherently (I assume) insecure. There are analyses about how just by plugging it in to your laptop might initialize some program to be run without you knowing, and so can … Continue reading Secure USB stick recommendation
I have a old USB drive 2.0. When plugged in, it gives an error ” You need to format the disk in the drive” I tried various troubleshooting methods online.
1) Uninstalled and reinstalled the usb drivers manually and also usi… Continue reading USB cannot be detected. Possibly encrypted