Electronics Security Group / Software Security Countermeasures Software / The Enterprise Strategy Group / Adobe / SanDisk / Oracle / Cisco / Host Intrusion Detection Systems / KPMG / Hardware Security Countermeasures Software / Host Intrusion Prevention Systems / MWR Labs / Information Security Management Systems / USB / Symantec / Industrial Control Systems / Microsoft / M-Systems / /
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United States / /
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Product Issues / /
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National Institute of Standards and Technology / /
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corporate networks / security applications / supply chain / Internet zone rules / anti-virus software / portable devices / hardware solutions / innocent peripheral device / removable devices / party applications / hardware peripheral devices / standalones products / anti-virus boundary/ sheep-dip devices / corporate network / removable and other associated hardware devices / Certain 3rd party applications / software vendors advice / Internet usage / supply chain security management systems / internal network / /
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Linux / Microsoft Windows / Windows NT / Windows 95 / /
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National Security Agency / International Organization for Standardization / National Institute of Standards and Technology / Cabinet Office / Department of Homeland Security / /
A Survey of USB Exploit Mechanisms, profiling Stuxnet and the possible adaptive measures that could have made it more effective. Kevin Orrey, MSc Abstract Universal Serial Bus, (USB), is today’s ubiquitous mechanism fo