Unknown Devices
Detect newly connected USB drives and review their contents before trusting unfamiliar files.
Automatic device detectionDetect connected USB drives, review potentially risky files, run ClamAV malware scans, and generate clear security reports before opening unknown content.
Unknown USB drives can carry executable files, scripts, installers, and hidden content. USB Guard helps you inspect a device before opening anything.
Detect newly connected USB drives and review their contents before trusting unfamiliar files.
Automatic device detectionAnalyze suspicious extensions and run ClamAV signature scanning directly on your Mac.
No automatic file uploadReview scanned files, suspicious items, malware results, USB information, and saved HTML reports.
Simple, reviewable resultsUSB Guard combines device inspection, local file-risk analysis, malware signature scanning, and clear reporting in one focused macOS application.
Recognizes newly mounted external drives and prepares them for inspection without requiring manual folder entry.
Reviews files and highlights extensions such as EXE, JAR, BAT, VBS, and other potentially risky formats.
Uses ClamAV signatures to identify known malware while keeping scan activity on the local Mac.
Saves readable reports containing the USB device, scanned file count, suspicious items, and malware results.
Keeps previous scan records available so users can review earlier USB inspections and outcomes.
Results are presented with straightforward status labels so users understand when a device looks clean, needs review, or contains a known threat.
USB Guard keeps the process simple: connect the drive, choose the scan, review the findings, and open the report.
USB Guard detects newly mounted external storage and displays the drive name, path, capacity, and filesystem information.
Run Quick Scan for file-risk analysis or use the full ClamAV scan to check known malware signatures.
Review the scanned file count, potentially risky extensions, malware detections, and overall SAFE, REVIEW, or DANGER status.
Every completed inspection can produce a readable HTML report and a scan-history record for later review.
USB Guard presents device details, scan progress, suspicious-file findings, malware results, and saved reports in one focused macOS interface.
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No known malware signatures were detected.
Download Monceda USB Guard for macOS and inspect external drives before opening unknown files.
USB Guard reports findings and does not automatically delete suspicious files.
Learn how USB Guard handles files, malware scanning, reports, privacy, and system requirements.
Click any question to reveal the answer.
No. USB Guard reports suspicious or infected files but does not automatically delete them. You remain in control of what happens next.
No. These file types may be legitimate, but they can execute programs or scripts. USB Guard identifies them for review rather than automatically classifying them as malware.
Quick file-risk analysis can still work. Full known-malware signature scanning requires ClamAV to be installed and available.
Reports are saved in the Monceda USB Guard reports folder inside your Documents directory.
No automatic file upload is performed. Device inspection and scanning are designed to run locally on your Mac.
No. USB Guard is a focused USB inspection utility. It complements broader endpoint protection but does not replace complete system security software.
No security tool can guarantee detection of every threat. Monceda USB Guard combines suspicious-file analysis and ClamAV signature scanning to help users inspect USB drives before opening files.