thnx very useful tutorial

Is there any way to protect yourself from this.

done one two three four five

(November 10, 2022, 05:39 PM)turkroach Wrote: Is there any way to protect yourself from this.

[1] Disable inactive USB ports or blacklist the automated device installation.

[2] Disable Autorun - Disabling autorun features on your devices will help keep malicious code from automatically executing when you plug in a drive. On Windows, open Control Panel and find the AutoPlay setting. Uncheck Use AutoPlay for all media and devices to prevent unknown devices from launching without alerting you or asking for permission.

[3] Every time lock your screen. Yes it's not hard to baypass Win login screen, but it's better than nothing.

And remember never to trust unfamiliar drives, scan the ones you do use regularly, and take advantage of security options like passwords, PIN keys, and data encryption.

And I think, this is the solution  :shy:

(November 10, 2022, 06:05 PM)lord_x Wrote:

(November 10, 2022, 05:39 PM)turkroach Wrote: Is there any way to protect yourself from this.

[1] Disable inactive USB ports or blacklist the automated device installation.

[2] Disable Autorun - Disabling autorun features on your devices will help keep malicious code from automatically executing when you plug in a drive. On Windows, open Control Panel and find the AutoPlay setting. Uncheck Use AutoPlay for all media and devices to prevent unknown devices from launching without alerting you or asking for permission.

[3] Every time lock your screen. Yes it's not hard to baypass Win login screen, but it's better than nothing.

And remember never to trust unfamiliar drives, scan the ones you do use regularly, and take advantage of security options like passwords, PIN keys, and data encryption.

And I think, this is the solution  :shy:

 Thanks a lot.

thanksss brooo!

Sounds cool...

damn man this looks fun

Thanks lol, I need this

Good broo !!! ✊?