Can hackers break encrypted USB drives? I tried to find out
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Feed Name: ZDNet Security
A concise ZDNET review of the Kingston IronKey Locker+50 G2 hardware-encrypted USB flash drive that highlights its AES-256 XTS military-grade encryption, built-in brute-force protection (10 incorrect attempts wipes keys), virtual on-screen keyboard and tamper-resistant epoxy construction, while noting usability drawbacks such as a USB-A connector, a removable cap that is easily lost, and no included lanyard. The reviewer recommends the drive for users needing secure portable storage and emphasizes hardware encryption as more robust than software-based alternatives.
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