To determine the power, current, and voltage of a USB socket, Windows on-board tools, freeware, and test sticks from $10 can be used.

If you're worried about an unknown USB drive, there's a way to test the device without risking your devices get overcome by a USB killer or worse.

An electronics engineer known as "Iron Fuse" has developed a custom "USB and More Tester," offering a wide range of testing ...

As reported by Hackaday, the colourfully named 'USB and more tester' can be bought via Tindie for $60, though it has been ...