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Israeli Firm Puts Linux Computer on a USB Stick

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“An Israeli start-up has put a Linux computer on a USB stick to
act as a security system for notebook PCs and expects other
applications to come.

“The Yoggie Pico uses a 520MHz StrongArm processor from Marvell
running the full Linux6.2 operating system to provide 13 security
applications such as anti-virus, firewall and anti-phishing to
notebooks…”


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