Sometimes, manufacturers can ship their USB flash drives with spyware or virus by accident. (or someone has hacked it on there)
Most of these spyware/viruses can be rather easy to remove with some DOS command skills. Usually, they involve running off the Autorun.inf, which runs the moment you connect the USB flash drive to your Windows computer.
Just delete that file and you should most likely be fine to go.
Here’s a quick alert for those of you on Vodafone or Verizon getting e-mails such as “Your credit balance is over the limit”. I guess it’s an e-mail scam to download some malware to your computer so just mark it SPAM!
Anyone who does happen to download the so called Balance Checker will open up a backdoor in their computer where other malicious software can be downloaded from the Zbot botnet.
“There is a danger that unsuspecting mobile phone owners might fall for the trap, perhaps co
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PAT1i3m-Dg
Wow, there’s so much stuff still to come from our Maker Faire 2007 coverage. It’s like a massive virus or a bomb that hasn’t released itself yet…
With all the cool bikes we’ve covered in the past, this is probably the coolest bike, well at least the most technological “lookin'”. I am not exactly sure where this bike is from, I think we’ve covered it before but… it’s cool~
