Hi folks,
My forum friend, Pondus, alerted me to this 2nd layer protection for usb, and I decided to install. If something is detected it alerts early in the scan sequence that the particular drive is infected, and you are advised not to interrupt. Advanced users will like to check against a FP. On the other hand the logs neatly produce a hash for what is found, but that is sometimes no garantuee for getting the actual infection info you'd like to have a verifiable indication.
The only software that is specific for USB, but has to come installed there or on the PC is called MX One Antivirus, it is a Mexican freeware and runs neatly alongside your resident av solution. I did missed the comparison of these two products in this thread. Maybe someone can comment?
Also good is when you do not travel or use peripherals, you can disable it for the time you have no need for it.
I would say, a little minus for the interfase being a bit basic, big plus for detection of infections that normally go under the detection radar, like desktop.ini etc. Use it like "an extra mirror to look into the normally blind corners",
polonus