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USB Malware Threat Set to Grow in 200919 ,February, 2009 From Dror Todress |
With the Downadup worm being so widespread in recent weeks, malware is once again rising up the security agenda. And a recent report from our anti-virus partner McAfee says that 2009 will see further outbreaks, with USB flash drives being a key method for malware spread.
The report shows that the incidence of malware distributed through removable storage devices, including USB memory sticks, has increased. To reduce the risks of infection, and to stop risks of data theft and leaks, secure flash drives are key, especially those that features on-board, automated anti-malware scanning, like our Cruzer Enterprise range.
The full report can be accessed here - it makes interesting reading.
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5 November, 2009 , 1:10 pm
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