USB Drives Security

The video tutorial discusses the risks associated with using unknown USB drives, highlighting the potential for malware infections through a technique called baiting. It advises against using found USBs and suggests taking them to the IT team for inspection. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of encrypting sensitive data stored on USB drives to ensure security.

What is a potential risk of using an unknown USB drive?

• It will automatically back up your data.

• It could improve your computer's performance.

• It might contain a virus that can spread to your network.

• It can charge your device faster.

What is the term used for the hacker technique of leaving infected USB drives for people to find?

• Phishing

• Baiting

• Spoofing

• Hacking

What should you do if you find a USB drive in your office?

• Throw it away to avoid any risk.

• Keep it as a spare for personal use.

• Use it immediately to see what's on it.

• Take it to the IT team for inspection.

Why is it important to use a USB drive that can encrypt data?

• To ensure the data is secure and protected.

• To increase the storage capacity.

• To speed up data transfer rates.

• To make the USB drive compatible with all devices.

What is a recommended action if you intend to save sensitive data on a USB drive?

• Get a USB drive that can encrypt the data.

• Use any available USB drive.

• Avoid using USB drives altogether.

• Share the USB drive with colleagues.