"At present, much of the malware in circulation has been designed to distribute through these devices," explains Luis Corrons, Technical Director of PandaLabs. That's the word from PandaLabs, which claims that 25 percent of new worms wiggling into the wild are specifically designed to spread through USB storage devices, where they can then copy themselves to a whole host of mobile hardware, like cell phones, DVDs, MP3 players, and more. Get your mind out of the gutter, we're obviously talking about plugging electronic gadgets into USB ports, this being HotHardware and not Hot_ (fill in the blank). It will most likely download well on any PC, as far as we know.You have to be more careful than ever when it comes to sticking things into little holes. There didn't seem to be any issues or glitches when we went through the download process. You can even have it start up with your computer and run automatically. Overall, it's a very simple and useful utility that doesn't take up much of your time.ĭownloading and setting up the Panda USB Vaccine was very easy. There isn't much listed, but it does cover more concerning what the utility is for and what it really does. For more details and information, you can go to the Help page. You can remove the vaccination from your computer as well, if you decide that you don't really need it. The vaccination process was very quick for both the computer and USB. You can setup this utility to automatically scan and clean any USB when it is plugged into the computer, or manually direct it to do so. You know what and why it vaccinates before you decide to even use it. For each option it lists an explanation of the process behind vaccination and what it involves. We were pleased to find that it not only has an option for USB Vaccination, but also Computer Vaccination.
There really isn't much to this USB drive vaccine. It's an easy and fast way to keep your computer safe and working. The Panda USB Vaccine is an application that protects your computer against vicious malware by vaccinating potential threats.
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