In the wake of the Conficker worm spreading via removable storage
devices among other methods, Microsoft said on Tuesday it is making a
change to the way Windows 7 handles USB drives.
As a result of the change, most USB drives will not be able to
automatically launch a program using a Windows feature known as
AutoRun, Microsoft said in a post on its Security Research & Defense Blog.
So, if an infected USB drive is inserted on a machine then the AutoRun task will not be displayed, Microso...