# USB Campaigns
## USB Campaigns Guide
In this article, we guide you on how to create and analyse a **USB Campaign.** These campaigns are necessary for showing us how employees react when finding an **unknown** USB drive.
**1.** To create a **new** USB Campaign, select the **New Campaign** button.
**2.** Enter the details required and click **CREATE CAMPAIGN** to create that campaign:
**3.** Let’s do an example:
**4.** On the confirmation that pops up, click **OK.**
You should get the following output:
**5.** Click on **Go Back** to return to the default page of the **USB Campaign.**
**6.** To **delete** the campaign, just click on the **trash can** button:
**7.** You should receive a message, essentially asking you to confirm your action. Click **Delete Campaign** or **Cancel** accordingly.
**8.** If you have selected **Delete Campaign,** you will then be prompted with a confirmation. Click **OK** to resume.
**9.** The following documents are **downloadable** and contain various **payloads** responsible for providing us the intended information upon the success of the campaign:
**10. Click** on any of them to download. In this case, we downloaded all 4 types of files:
**11.** Let’s take for example the **Word** file. **Right-click** on the file and select **Properties:**
**12.** On the properties, tick the **Unblock** box.
**13.** Click **OK** to apply the changes.
**14. Repeat** this exact procedure for the rest of the files (**Excel, PDF, PowerPoint**).
**15.** Go ahead and store either of these **4 files** in a **USB** so they are ready for distribution.
**16.** Now, it is finally time to **start** the campaign. To do that, click on the **Start Campaign** button.
**17.** On the prompt that pops up, select **Start Campaign** or **Cancel** accordingly.
**18.** Click **OK** to finalise.
**19.** You can view **more than 10 entries** in a single page by clicking on the **drop-down list:**
**20.** To **pause** the campaign, click on the **Pause Campaign** button.
**21.** Select **Pause Campaign** to confirm your actions or **Cancel** to step back.
**22.** Click **OK** to continue.
**23.** When returned to the campaign window, **resume** the campaign by clicking on the indicated option of the following screenshot:
**24.** Click on **Resume Campaign** to confirm or **Cancel** to negate the process.
**25.** Select **OK** in order to proceed.
**26.** Beginning with the **Word** file, let’s examine what should a user do in order to enable these payloads and what would the result be.
**27.** For the action to be received, the **target user** should **open** the file and select **Enable Content.**
**28.** The target user will now be prompted with this **ok.** message on their browser:
**29.** In case of the **Excel** file, the user should go ahead and **open** the file. When it opens up, they must select **Yes** on the following prompt:
**30.** Following up with clicking on the **Enable** **Content** button:
**31.** They will be prompted with this **ok.** message on their browser:
**32.** Alternatively, if they open the **PowerPoint** file, they must choose the **Enable content for this session** option and click **OK.**
**33.** They will be prompted with the following **Thank you** message on the **PowerPoint** file as well as the usual **ok.** message on the browser:
**34.** Finally, if they open the **PDF** file, they should press **OK** to allow the permissions:
**35.** Once again, they will be prompted with the **ok.** message on the browser:
**36. Assuming** that the user **opened** up and **interacted** with any of the files, we should expect a similar output to the following:
All the information is provided accordingly, but for security purposes, they are hidden in these images.
**37.** From the **Search recipient** button, we can denote a user that was identified as **prone** to the phishing attempt. In this way, she/he will be marked for future reporting and moderation under their respective organisation:
**38.** For demonstration purposes, we will mark **4 recipients** from our list. You can click on **Save** or **Cancel** accordingly.
**39.** We chose to save the changes:
**40.** After the reception of results, you can click on the **Complete Campaign** button to **terminate** the procedure.
**41.** On the pop-up, select **Complete Campaign** or **Cancel** accordingly.
**42.** Click **OK** to conclude:
**43.** As we can see from the details, the campaign has been **completed** as expected!
**44.** As always, you may delete the campaign if you wish. Just click on the **Delete Campaign** button.
**45.** Select **Delete Campaign** to finalise your action or **Cancel** to abort.
**46.** Click **OK** to resume.
**47.** Since we’ve completed the campaign, it is no longer active but rather **archived.**
**48.** Click on **Archived Campaigns** to view the campaign.
**49.** We can see that it exists as an archived campaign with a **Completed** status.
**50.** To **view** the results of any campaign (either active or archived), select the button shown in the following screenshot:
**51.** To **delete** any campaign (**either active or archived**), click on the **trash can** button.
**52.** On the confirmation prompt that pops up, select **Delete** to confirm or **Cancel** to retreat.
**53.** Click **OK** to continue.
