Sl33py
Well-Known Member
I work on a lot on different PC and I am forever plugging my flash drive into them to get updates and programs. If a machine is infected and you don’t know it you can transfer viruses around without knowing it, this is very embarrassing especially if your next customer PC detects it.
To prevent this from happening I use a card reader that is the size of a match box and use a SD card that you can lock, so you can read data of it but nothing can get written to it. If you plug a locked SD card into a PC and you get an error or the read performance is very slow chances are the PC is infected.
Hope this helps someone
To prevent this from happening I use a card reader that is the size of a match box and use a SD card that you can lock, so you can read data of it but nothing can get written to it. If you plug a locked SD card into a PC and you get an error or the read performance is very slow chances are the PC is infected.
Hope this helps someone