FBI: Hackers Sending Malicious USB Drives & Teddy Bears via USPS
How Hackers Use USB Sticks
USB Drop Attack. “Look What I Found! Uh Oh… A USB.” | by SLIIT CS2 | Medium
The worst cyber attack in DoD history came from a USB drive found in a parking lot - We Are The Mighty
USB Drop Attack. “Look What I Found! Uh Oh… A USB.” | by SLIIT CS2 | Medium
Hacking Gear & Media | Hak5 Official Site
A Holiday Tale of Two Teams: The Blue Team Barbie & Red Team Elf on the Shelf saga - Black Hills Information Security
Dropping malicious USB sticks works worryingly well...
Hacking Gear & Media | Hak5 Official Site
Media - USB/CD/DVD drop attack
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Dropping malicious USB sticks works worryingly well...
This USB firewall protects against malicious device attacks | ZDNet
People Will Pick Up And Use Almost 50% of Random, Discarded USB Drives, Study Finds
USB Drop Attacks: The Danger of "Lost And Found" Thumb Drives | RedTeam Security
USB Drop Attacks: The Danger of "Lost And Found" Thumb Drives | RedTeam Security
Anatomy of a Red-Team exercise – Chapter 1 - ITnation
USB Drops: Would your Employees Take the Bait?
How to Build a USB Drop Attack
USB Drop Attacks: The Danger of "Lost And Found" Thumb Drives | RedTeam Security
Weaponized USB devices | Kaspersky official blog
BadUSB: Big, bad USB security problems ahead | ZDNet
USB Drop Assessment Guide - Thor-Sec
