@SyncStop

The SyncStop protects your mobile data from being accidentally shared, stolen, or infected with malware! SyncStop only transfers power, not your privacy!

 a.k.a the USB Condom®
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Joined June 2014
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Amazon, BAE Systems, and UBS are all recent SyncStop bulk order customers... if they're getting them, so should you!!! syncstop.com/
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Thanks to Reuters, our newest bulk order customer! Don't these look awesome?! Order your custom SyncStops here syncstop.com/ :-)
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Charge anywhere safely with the SyncStop USB Condom. zdnet.com/article/charge-any… @ZDNet @SyncStop @Apple #charge #anywhere #safely #with #the #synstop #USB #condom #smartphone #tablet #station #public #port #connections #hackers #tech
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SyncStop® retweeted
Decipher@DecipherSec6 Jan 2020
Firefox to Allow Users to Delete Telemetry Data decipher.sc/firefox-to-allow… #decipher #deciphersec
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A while ago, I thought doing things in a clever way was cool. Now, I understand that simple is better than clever. Clever is mostly showing off.
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In the last few months we have been featured on about 2 national & 10 local new TV stations, two major podcasts and a flurry of web-news articles (ZDNet, Travel & Leisure, et al). But it looks like we were also mentioned in the New York Times! nytimes.com/2019/11/18/techn…

Stop! Don’t Charge Your Phone This Way (Published 2019)

You might want to think twice before plugging in at an airport or on the train.

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SyncStops make for excellent gifts! Protect your clients, colleagues & friends from accidental data exchange. zdnet.com/article/get-yourse…

Flying this weekend? This $6 USB condom will protect your data from suspicious outlets - ZDNET

Better to have USB data protection and not need it, than need it and not be prepared.

zdnet.com
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Travellers warned not to use USB charger outlets at airports afr.com/life-and-luxury/trav…

Travellers warned not to use USB charger outlets at airports

The USB charging scam, also known as 'juice jacking', involves hackers spoofing charging stations to steal information. A USB 'condom' is one solution.

afr.com
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Can your phone be hacked by a public charging port? govtech.com/question-of-the-…
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Why You Should Think Twice About Plugging Into Public USB Power Stations travelandleisure.com/airline…

Airlines + Airports

Travel + Leisure's editors and writers take to the skies to bring you the latest news on airlines and airports, from terminal guides to in-flight perks.

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Keep your data safe with a SyncStop! zdnet.com/article/officials-…

Public USB charging stations: To use or not to use? - ZDNET

Travelers should use only AC charging ports, use USB no-data cables, or "USB condom" devices.

zdnet.com
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SyncStop creator Stephen Ridley discusses why you should be using a SyncStop! Check out the Hackable podcast here hackablepodcast.com/episodes…
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I never leave home without it when traveling #usb #security #protection @SyncStop #privacy #protection @SharePlicity
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This cc:@XipiterSec
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USB Condom gets a mention! dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/…

Experts warn of security risks associated with public USB ports

As a result of a compromised port, hackers could steal a wide range of data, including your texts, emails, photos and contacts, among other things.

dailymail.com
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SyncStop® retweeted
Andrew Case
@attrc22 May 2019
Get a @syncstop!
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How Hackers Can Steal Your Data At Airports lifehacker.com/how-hackers-c…

How Hackers Can Steal Your Data at Airports

Ever wonder if it’s a bad idea to surf the web using a heavily trafficked public wifi network at an airport? For the most part, it’s safe ; your info

lifehacker.com
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Replying to @s7ephen
@s7ephen @XipiterSec @SyncStop @USBCondoms FYI forbes.com/sites/suzannerowa…
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A great little free e-book has been assembled that has a comprehensive collection of all the great hardware toys a hacker may want. Check it out! xitter.cf/yadox/status/112902549… direct link to pdf: github.com/yadox666/The-Hack…
Yago Hansen@yadox16 May 2019
ATTENTION: I finally decide to share with all of you my last publication presented in #HITBAMS2019 y #HITBHaxpo. This new guide is called "The hacker's hardware toolkit" and I am fully sure you'll love it! github.com/yadox666/The-Hack…
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Important issue. My take with @qdtrinh and @MQCarlton from @XipiterSec - Fun article spawned by a debate over beers “how hard would it be for someone to hack a surgical robot” bostonglobe.com/ideas/2017/1…

If hackers attacked the hospital - The Boston Globe

Advanced devices come with advanced risks.

bostonglobe.com
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SyncStop® retweeted
Archer@archersec25 Apr 2019
E-cigarette charger turned into a USB attack device. USBs a "main source" of malware in ICS. #ICS #cybersecurity bit.ly/2UEAAZ7
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