Access Control For Adb Connection Of Phone
Solution 1:
Since Android 4.2.2, connections to ADB are authenticated with an RSA keypair. This prevents unauthorized use of ADB where the attacker has physical access to a device.
Solution 2:
As far as I know, there's no way to set an extra password specific to adb access.
If you have USB debugging (adb) enabled, on Android 4.3 or later you need to manually accept the host computer on your device before debugging is enabled.
So unless somebody has access and PIN/password to your phone AND the computer you already authorized for USB debugging that phone, your phone should be safe. However, there are security holes such as this which means that if you're using an old device, maybe it's time for a custom ROM based on a recent version of Android.
With earlier versions of Android, I used an app called Delayed Lock with the "helper app" add-on (ROOT required), that automatically enabled/disabled USB debugging when you unlock/lock your phone.
Solution 3:
As long as the "USB debugging" (check it here) is disabled and phone is locked so no one can have the access to this option, no one can use your phone for adb connection.
Refer wipe data remotely for an ill fortunate situation.
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