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fromZDNET
1 day ago
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Can hackers break encrypted USB drives? I tried to find out

Use hardware-encrypted flash drives to keep data protected if a device is lost, using 256-bit AES-XTS with password access and instant re-locking.
fromZDNET
8 months ago
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This flash drive offers military-grade protection for a budget price tag

The Kingston IronKey Vault Privacy 50 is a compact, hardware-encrypted USB flash drive offering high security and portability for data storage.
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fromZDNET
1 day ago

Can hackers break encrypted USB drives? I tried to find out

Use hardware-encrypted flash drives to keep data protected if a device is lost, using 256-bit AES-XTS with password access and instant re-locking.
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fromZDNET
3 months ago

You can unlock this secure SSD with the touch of your smartphone

Portable SSD with NFC tap-to-unlock and 128-bit AES hardware encryption delivers fast, convenient, and durable secure mobile storage for smartphone workflows.
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fromEngadget
4 months ago

Clicks is bringing its first smartphone and a new keyboard to CES 2026

Clicks released the Communicator, a compact tactile‑keyboard smartphone designed as a secondary messaging‑focused device with hardware encryption, modern features, and a $399 pre‑order price.
fromKotaku
5 months ago

SanDisk 2TB Creator Pro SSD Falls to $0.12 Per GB and Comes With a Free Month of Adobe Creative Cloud Even After Black Friday - Kotaku

Right now, the SanDisk 2TB Creator Pro Portable SSD is discounted on Amazon well after the next big shopping rush. Usually listed at $294, this rugged yet tiny SSD is currently available for just $240, which is a solid 18% off. If 2TB isn't quite the amount you're after-too large or not quite enough-both the 1TB (6% off) and 4TB (7% off) models are marked down as well.
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