Fake drive shortcut on USB created by virus
Mr. Vu Ngoc Son, Director of Bkav's Research Department (Bkav R&D) said: "According to the most recent research of Bkav, in Vietnam, USB is still a common source of virus infection with the rate of up to 88%. With the emergence of W32.UsbFakeDrive virus, this risk will increase in the near future. "
Experts recommend that if the USB has been opened but the data is not immediately visible, instead of a different drive, it should be thought that it could be a virus and not continue to open. Ideally, users need to install antivirus software to be automatically protected.
According to Bkav's statistics, in March there were 2,120 new lines of computer viruses appearing in Vietnam. These viruses infected over 3,707,000 computers. The most contagious virus of the month was W32.Sality.PE has infected more than 328,000 computers.
In March, there were 315 websites of agencies and businesses in Vietnam being hacked by, including 10 cases caused by domestic hackers, 305 cases by foreign hackers.