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Another reason to avoid 'found' thumb drives

Another reason to avoid 'found' thumb drives

The Bad Guys have found a new way to steal your data. Over the years there have been cases where malware-laden USB thumb drives have been deliberately left in corporate car parks in the hope that employees will pick them up and plug them into their computers.

Mar 24 2016, 6:12PM

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