- Flash drives? He doesn't mix anything up?

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- Yes. And I think it's worth calling Rita or one of her guys to him. I started seeing strange things in the city. And my brother showed me this.

- Wait, can little Alex teach you something?

— He can’t teach, but he can definitely draw attention.

- Then make ice cream for Rita and coffee for Max.

- Boss, we're here. What happened?

— I don’t know yet. For now, coffee and ice cream happened, and Sophie will tell the rest.

— My brother, Alex, told me that in the city you can increasingly come across flash drives embedded in the walls of houses and stone fences.


- Rita, I said the same, but he showed me something like this not far from our house. And today I saw it next to our work, in the neighboring building.

I searched the Internet and found that almost 10 years ago, the capital's artist Arond Brand launched a new file-sharing network, which is positioned as free, anonymous and fast. Data is malta whatsapp data via regular USB drives built into the walls of houses. The project was called a secret information transfer network - when agents avoid personal meetings.

- What's the point?

— The point is that with the help of flash drives an anonymous file-sharing network is created in public places, thanks to which people will be able to exchange files without an Internet connection. Anyone can come up, connect to the drive and download any files from those available on the flash drive or, on the contrary, leave any files on it, and even encrypted archives with secret information.

- But this is very dangerous! You should not rush to connect your gadgets to such flash drives, because as a result of this reckless action you can not only lose important information stored on your device, but also the entire device.

— Of course! The first danger from walled-up flash drives that probably came to your mind is various computer viruses and other malware. But there are things much more dangerous, and these are the so-called killer flash drives. The so-called USB Killer is capable of damaging electronics equipped with the corresponding connector with a 95% probability.