Thumb drives and other miniature storage devices continue to be a 
security risk as well as a viral risk.

A recent "geek" catalog I received offered a thumb drive hidden in the 
butt end of a ball point pen.  Another folded into a Swiss army knife.  
Security breaches are hard to prevent.

But this is not new.  I remember several years ago when Linda Kempster, 
the Media Maven, had earrings made of micro cassettes.  She wore them 
for jewelry, but I wondered how many security guards, border agents, and 
other gendarmes would consider them suspicious.

Gordy Hoke
Gordon E.J. Hoke, CRM
http://gejhoke.googlepages.com
T: 1.507.534.2293

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