This USB flash drive has a built-in anti-malware system, but I still wouldn’t use one I found in a parking lot

There’s nothing more innocuous-looking than a USB flash drive. But, as anyone with some basic cybersecurity knowledge knows, they can be one of the easiest ways to infect your devices. The Buffalo RUF3-KEV might be more secure than most, though, as it boasts a whole host of security features to its name.

Buffalo’s DiXiM Security Endpoint is an embedded anti-malware system that monitors files stored on the drive for threats in realtime, working alongside a built-in antivirus scanner that scans transfers for potential nasties (via PC Watch). Not only that, but it features password authentication to keep would-be snoopers out of your important files.