— Not a single computer turns on!

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But here is his native building.

- Jim! Finally! We've been waiting for you!

The beginning did not bode well.

- Mr. Karlov, there are still 15 minutes before my work day begins. I still have plenty of time to drink some coffee! Why are you shouting? What happened?

— We have an emergency! What coffee! Someone has broken all the computers in the computer room on the first floor. The lesson is starting, and nothing will turn on.

— Which room is this? Room 120? They still haven't installed a lock in it? And the alarm still doesn't work?

- Jim, you know we don't have the money! All this work is scheduled for next quarter. We can't!

- I have warned you many times!

- Yes, I remember! Let's go!

The auditorium was wide open. The lab assistant simply threw up his hands.


- Wait! It won't load?

- No! It doesn't turn on and it smells like something burnt. I don't understand.

- What is there to understand? What can't you see? Open the case. The motherboard is simply burnt out!

- But how?

— Don't you know about the existence of the indonesia whatsapp data USB-Killer? Flash drive killers?

- No! What is this?

- It's a normal looking flash drive, inside of which is a voltage converter and a capacitor, which, when connected to a USB port, very quickly charges its capacitors, and then discharges them through the port's data bus. This causes irreversible physical damage to the computer components. So congratulations! This equipment is completely out of order. I wouldn't be surprised if the same thing happens in other classrooms!

- But how could this happen?

- How should I know? Call the police and security. I'm powerless here!

In fact, it's not a fairy tale at all! 27-year-old Vinshwanath Akuthota, a former student at the College of St. Rose in New York, destroyed more than 60 computers at the school using a "killer flash drive" that he bought online.