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A survey of the hazards of using USB as a universal charging standard as pertains to smart devices

Rogers, 2014

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Rogers M
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Abstract The Universal Serial Bus protocol was designed to be, and has become, the single standard used for interfacing with computer peripherals and electronic components. The proliferation of this protocol has resulted in USB power outlets in public places being a …
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