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Old 27th March 2023, 08:45   #1
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Default Bombing journalists with USB drives

Not for hacking, just exploding

Some idiot has been sending journalists USB drives which explode when they are plugged in.

Multiple news outlets are reporting that USB sticks rigged with explosives have been mailed to journalists throughout Ecuador. Five different newsrooms have recieved them sometimes accompanied by threatening notes. Authorities say the drives are designed to explode when a user plugs them into their computer.

https://fudzilla.com/news/56586-bomb...ith-usb-drives
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