Time to disable Windows autorun?

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Closed Published March 28th, 2009 in Browser Security, Exploits & Vulnerabilities

worried about Windows autorun exploits, security company Panda has come up with a utility that turns the function off. There is, of course, a manual way to do this by delving into the registry using Regedit, but this seems simpler and less fraught with unwanted side effects.

It also makes it easy to turn autorun ‘back on’ should that prove necessary. Alternatively, it allows the same control over a single USB drive letter. Techworld.com – Time to disable Windows autorun?