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USB A to C Data Blocker Pro
$8.95
Juice Jacking | Malware Infection
The USB A to C Data Blocker Adapter protects your device from juice jacking and malware while you charge it. This innovative adapter allows you to safely charge your USB-C device from any USB-A power source while completely blocking data transfer. It is available in black or aluminium.
- Secure Charging - Blocks data transfers, protecting from theft & malware
- Pocket-Sized Protection - Portable size for secure charging anywhere
- Universal Compatibility - Charge your USB-C device from any USB-A power source.
We send out all orders very quickly, typically the same day, and always the next business day.
- All orders are shipped from Adelaide, Australia
- Shipping for orders over $50 is free
- Shipping for orders under $50 is $ 3.95
- We use Australia Post Priority Mail as the default shipping option, with options for express and tracked shipping
- Orders are typically delivered within 1 - 3 business days to Australian Capital Cities, and within 2 - 6 business days to all other areas
- Overseas orders (NZ and US) are typically delivered within 6 - 15 business days
- Contact form - click here
- Email - info@securitybase.com.au
- Phone - 08 7477 7942
Prevents Malware
USB Blockers are a simple and effective way to protect your computer from malware. Prevent malware and other malicious software from entering your devices through USB ports.
Trusted Accessory
With top-tier protection against unauthorised data access and transfer, our USB data blockers are a trusted accessory for Australian government and other high-security organisations.
Easy to Carry
The USB Data Blocker Pro 3.0 is compact and lightweight, making it easy to take with you so you always have it on hand to protect your sensitive devices.
About our USB Data Blockers
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SecurityBase USB Data Blockers are custom built and the perfect choice for anyone who wants superior data protection without sacrificing convenience or charging speed. In short, you get:
- Unmatched Security: Complete data transfer block for ultimate protection.
- Durability: Built to last with premium materials.
- Versatility: Works with all your devices.
- Fast Charging: No compromise on charging speed (for many models).
- Warranty & Support: Peace of mind with a two-year warranty and exceptional service.
- Australian Quality: Designed and tested locally for the highest standards.
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A USB data blocker adaptor works by creating a physical barrier between your device and the USB port you're plugging into. Here's how they work:
- Targeted Functionality: The blocker focuses on the specific pins within a USB port that are dedicated to data transfer. These are typically designated as D+ and D-.
- Selective Blocking: The blocker's circuitry is designed to disable these data transfer pins entirely. This prevents any exchange of information between your device and the USB port.
- Power Delivery Unaffected: While data transfer is blocked, the blocker allows the power (V+ and GND pins) to flow freely. This ensures your device receives the necessary charge to power up.
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No, our data blockers are designed to support common fast charging protocols like Quick Charge and Power Delivery.This ensures compatibility with various devices and charging speeds.
They are essentially small adapters with circuitry that blocks data transfer while allowing power to pass through.This process shouldn't interfere with the charging current.
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A USB data blocker primarily protects against two threats:
Data Theft: When you plug your device into a public USB port, there's a risk that malicious software on the computer connected to the port could try to steal your data. This could include sensitive information like photos, contacts, financial information, or even work documents. A data blocker acts as a barrier, preventing any data transfer from your device to the computer.
Malware Infection: Similarly, a compromised USB port could be used to install malware onto your device. This malware could then steal your data, track your activity, or even damage your device. A data blocker helps prevent this by stopping any malicious software from entering your device through the USB port.A USB data blocker primarily protects against two threats:
Data Theft: When you plug your device into a public USB port, there's a risk that malicious software on the computer connected to the port could try to steal your data. This could include sensitive information like photos, contacts, financial information, or even work documents. A data blocker acts as a barrier, preventing any data transfer from your device to the computer.
Malware Infection: Similarly, a compromised USB port could be used to install malware onto your device. This malware could then steal your data, track your activity, or even damage your device. A data blocker helps prevent this by stopping any malicious software from entering your device through the USB port.
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Security Professionals: (Cyber Security Experts, government agencies, law enforcement, and intelligence personnel handling sensitive data.
Government travelers on official duty: When traveling for official business, government employees frequently need to charge their devices in various locations, including hotels, conference centers, and airport lounges.
People who work remotely or travel for business: If you're constantly on the move, you may find yourself charging your devices in a variety of locations. A USB data blocker can help protect your sensitive data, such as work files or financial information.
Anyone concerned about data security: Even if you don't travel frequently, using public USB ports can still pose a risk. A USB data blocker is a simple and effective way to add an extra layer of security to your devices.
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USB data blockers are highly recommended in situations where you charge your devices in public or potentially compromised locations, such as:
- Airports & Train Stations
- Cafes & Coffee Shops
- Hotels & Conference Centers
- Libraries & Public Spaces
- Co-working Spaces
- Public Transportation (buses, trains, subways)
- Rental Cars
- Shared Offices
- Public Computers
- Any location with unknown or unsecured charging ports
