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Encrypted USB flash drives

12 June, 2006 | Filed under: Security

http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=14&tag=nl.e539
Yea, right.
Fine for the monoculture, but what about us types for whom MS-Windows is not the ne-plus-ultra, not the first choice?

Oh, I can use Linux-specific tools to protect the USB drive, but that doens’t play well when I use them to move between Linux and Windwos and certainly doen’t ‘automount’.

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