BadUSB explained: How rogue USBs threaten your organization

The FBI has warned of an attack campaign that sends USB drives containing malicious software to employees. Here is what you need to know about BadUSB and mitigating its risks.

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Detailed schema for the distributed protection agent.

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Main page with the list of analysed devices.

What is BadUSB and why can it be a vector of an attack on your company? Part 1 - Applications and software for companies, enterprises, Gdansk