Kingston 1GB DataTraveler 2.0 USB drive - £9.93 (£12.51 inc del)

bingsy

http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/102660

tim_n

Dont forget quidco = )

carl_east

Can anyone tell me how secure these things are. Can you password protect them. It's something that I'd quite like to store passwords.

Domski

carl_east wrote:

Can anyone tell me how secure these things are. Can you password protect them. It's something that I'd quite like to store passwords.

sure you can here
http://www.truecrypt.org/

Loobeylou

bingsy wrote:

http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/102660

Out of stock, according to the link!

nwhessian_2

carl_east wrote:

Can anyone tell me how secure these things are. Can you password protect them. It's something that I'd quite like to store passwords.

I use one of these for all my passwords, bank details etc.
I downloaded a program call password agent, free until you want more than 30 or so entries.
But even then its fine as i put all my differnet banks under one entry to save space.
It has one main password to access your codes and the rest is all encypted or whatever.
http://www.download.com/3000-2092-10051320.html

tim_n

Truecrypt is a truely (ho-ho) awesome proggie!

If you want out of the box amazingability though get a datatraveller U3 (not this model) - it's a really nice way to carry your diary with you and has the password encryption prompt on insertion (I've never used it)

Plenty of free opensource proggies without using U3 for encrypting your passwords. I use password safe = )

ahll

I selected this link and when it comes to the total in the cart ofter shipping and VAT it works out at £13.71

£8.92£8.92
Enter it here then click 'Update Cart'
Shipping Surcharge:£0.00Sub
Total: £11.66
VAT: £2.05
Total: £13.71

simate

Stock overdue.