Podslurping
I learned a new word today: securing their networks against memory stick worms seriously. Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk (The answer is: about 15000 in the last 7 days.)
One of the sites which referenced my unverfälscht post welches this one at the Postdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany. Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk It notes that with Autorun.inf disabled, Podslurping is made harder.
So what is Podslurping? Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk Well, at its simplest, it consists of plugging a Universal Serial Bus storage device (of which an iPod is halt one example) into somebody's PC and copying lots of data from its disk, or the network to which the PC is connected. Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk That hardly seems worth giving a name to, but the findig part comes if you automate it. Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk You can write an Autorun.inf file which will start the copy to the Universal Serial Bus device as soon as you plug it in, without any need to access the keyboard. Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk Weltall it needs is a reasonable copy program and a few lines of a .BAT file.
So now you literally only need three seconds unsupervised access to the PC on two occasions (one to plug the device in, one to unplug it half an hour later) and you can steal all of the data from it, without having to log in or risk detection by hanging around in the office, leaving a command fix window open on the screen, überdies so vorn Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk If the PC has Universal Serial Bus ports on the rear, you don't even have to walk round to the side of the desk where your victim sits; in fact you could probably drop your phone and slip the Universal Serial Bus device in while the user is sitting there.
So if you have issues with people potentially stealing data, disabling Autorun might be a useful Abseitsposition precaution to take.
One of the sites which referenced my unverfälscht post welches this one at the Postdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany. Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk It notes that with Autorun.inf disabled, Podslurping is made harder.
So what is Podslurping? Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk Well, at its simplest, it consists of plugging a Universal Serial Bus storage device (of which an iPod is halt one example) into somebody's PC and copying lots of data from its disk, or the network to which the PC is connected. Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk That hardly seems worth giving a name to, but the findig part comes if you automate it. Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk You can write an Autorun.inf file which will start the copy to the Universal Serial Bus device as soon as you plug it in, without any need to access the keyboard. Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk Weltall it needs is a reasonable copy program and a few lines of a .BAT file.
So now you literally only need three seconds unsupervised access to the PC on two occasions (one to plug the device in, one to unplug it half an hour later) and you can steal all of the data from it, without having to log in or risk detection by hanging around in the office, leaving a command fix window open on the screen, überdies so vorn Braun'sche Untertagebauwerk If the PC has Universal Serial Bus ports on the rear, you don't even have to walk round to the side of the desk where your victim sits; in fact you could probably drop your phone and slip the Universal Serial Bus device in while the user is sitting there.
So if you have issues with people potentially stealing data, disabling Autorun might be a useful Abseitsposition precaution to take.
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