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After resding about this new hardware encrypting drive, I am still wondering what good is it other then for physical access?
As far as I can see it still does not stop maleware in any way. It just become all encrypted maleware and so I guess it is more for corporate or Gov computers that get stolen? http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,12...s/article.html controler |
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Identity theft is huge in the U.S. Any barriers that prevent identity theft are more than welcome. |
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I agree Ron. I guess all I was saying is even if they are encrypted, The maleware can still steal a persons info which would be easier then actualy having access. Anywho, I like all the NAND flash stuff everybody is making use of these days Intel's appearence into the NAND flash market will insure it comes with new PC's. I would hope they would use this encryption technology with these new flash drives as well.controler |
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Interesting concept. I'd like to see how it plays out.
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