The VaccineDrive is a USB thumb-drive with a built-in anti-spyware scanner that checks the files loaded onto it, and any PC you plug it into, for malicious software. The press-release is in stilted English and is a little light on technical details, and some of the claims seem a little implausible ("the VaccineDrive doesn't conflict with other anti-virus software already installed in the computer" O RLY?), but the idea is a good one.
The anti-virus engine software is embedded in the hidden area of the flash memory, and it enables itself to automatically update the latest virus pattern.
Therefore, the users can take full advantage of having latest version of anti-virus vaccine engine.
Just plugging this VaccineDrive into the USB port makes the device runs automatically and lively update the latest virus vaccine engine.
In addition, the VaccineDrive doesn't conflict with other anti-virus software already installed in the computer, and it also easily finds and removes the virus working on the network folders.
(via Shiny Shiny)
