The articles about proliferating USB data storage devices in a variety of shapes prompted a fair amount of e-mail, including a pointer from one reader who gave me the URL for a sampler of, ah, ...

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Encrypted or locked-down USB storage devices do not have mainstream appeal yet, but industry experts say increased regulations are driving the uptake of such devices. Graham Titterington, principal ...

Baptist Memorial Health Care Corp. in Memphis recently found itself dealing with a proliferation of user-owned plug-and-play USB port drives that posed a security risk to sensitive patient data. Lenny ...

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USB drives aren’t dead. You’re just not using them right on Windows.

BLACK HAT USA — Las Vegas — In a perfect world, that USB device you insert into your computer can be completely trusted. But the real world is this: Reprogramming can turn a USB device into a weapon.

Many people still balk at keeping sensitive data and files in the cloud. Myself included. There have been so many security breaches over the past five-plus years that I just don’t trust keeping my ...

A USB gadget from a company called Milktape seeks to serve up nostalgia for sharing songs with your friends in ways that are reminiscent of the 20th century.