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    request for help

    there is lots programmes that prevents virus from usb to computer, is there any program that can prevent virus from computer to usb? as im a comp technician, werever i go to service systems the all of my virus removal tools in the usb get infected. Thank u if someone helps...

    Note:- My usb dont have readonly switch.

    I know the computer geek raymond may have the solution for this as im reading his post regularly, Im not a newbie here but this is my post and just registered 2-3 days back..

    thanks in advance,
    Haris
    Last edited by kanuharis; 09-30-2009 at 12:06 AM.

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    hey haris, hope this will help you

    http://www.raymond.cc/blog/archives/...x-one/#respond

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    USB infections problems.

    Explanation:
    he Microsoft Windows Operating Systems use the AUTORUN.INF file from removable drives in order to know which actions to perform when a new external storage device, such as a USB drive or CD/DVD, is inserted into the PC. The AUTORUN.INF file is a configuration file that is normally located in the root directory of removable media and contains, among other things, a reference to the icon that will be shown associated to the removable drive or volume, a description of its content and also the possibility to define a program which should be executed automatically when the unit is mounted.

    The problem is that this feature, widely critizised by the security community, is used by malware in order to spread by infecting as soon as a new drive is inserted in a computer. The malware achieves this by copying a malicious executable in the drive and modifying the AUTORUN.INF file so that Windows opens the malicious file silently as soon as the drive is mounted. The most recent examples of this are the W32/Sality, W32/Virutas and also the W32/Conficker worm which, in addition to spreading via a vulnerability and network shares, also spreads via USB drives. ~ Panda labs
    *Install Microsoft update : Autoplay Update ( recommended! )

    This update disables AutoRun entries in AutoPlay, and displays only entries that are populated from CD and DVD drives. Effectively, this prevents AutoPlay from working with USB media.
    *Simply use Panda USB Vacccine ( Prevention )



    *Always do scan your usb flashdrive/pendrives before accessing it. ( Detection )
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    Hi,
    You can try that too :
    http://www.trustport.com/ac/softonic/en
    Best regards !

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    Some more options discussed [url=http://forum.raymond.cc/software/10865-usb-protect.html]here and [url=http://forum.raymond.cc/general-forum/9201-protect-any-pendrive-by-enabling-write-protect-read-only.html]here.

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    I second panda usb vaccine.
    "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Then quit. There's no use being a damn fool about it." -- WC Fields

 

 

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