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10/12/08
ATLANTA - Flash memory drives, the size of your thumb, are dirt cheap and offer gigabytes of storage. It's tempting to fill one of them with important computer files, clip it to a key chain and hit the road. Find Us On Facebook
But what if you lose it while fumbling for change at Starbucks and the hacker in the corner finds it? This is not a good thing. That's where a new breed of flash drives comes in - chock full of military-strength encryption and passwords and keypad combinations that must be entered to access data. I put a few secure flash drive solutions to the test: Take Anywhere's Pocket Safe ($59.95), the IronKey ($149)...
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