To Disallow you Media/Flash/Pendrive (UBuntu 14.04)

To Disallow you Media/Flash/Pendrive !!
#sudo root
#chmod 000 /media/
here we done,disallow your pendrive/flash media

To allow you Media/Flash/Pendrive !!

#sudo root
#chmod 777 /media/

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