Password for my USB drive Submitted by base2roof on June 20, 2008 - 12:31pm
What can I use to secure my USB drive in case of lost or theft? ( categories: )
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Password for my USB driveSubmitted by base2roof on June 20, 2008 - 12:31pm
What can I use to secure my USB drive in case of lost or theft? ( categories: )
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This has been discussed many
This has been discussed many times previously. I'd suggest you do a search for truecrypt.
I would suggest...
...That you always pace a caution to people about truecrypt need for admin rights, before you ask them to search for it and use it.
to the OP, as I do not have my usb passworded, I cannot tell you this, however if you passwords are in keepass, you should not be at risk of anyone getting them.
Deuce
Deuce
Portable Software: Just the beginning.
ironkey.com
ironkey.com
I use one of these, it has password authentication coupled with hardware encryption and other security measures that are almost impossible to crack, and if someone enters the wrong password 10 times the device self-destructs. Meaning that the data is destroyed. It is designed for use by governments.
It doesn't need any drivers, and it also works under MAC and Linux.
There are no back doors, if you forget your password the device will be useless. It is expensive though...
passwords in keepass ...
won't be available to other users because they won't have the password to open that file.
Don't be an uberPr∅. They are stinky.