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Doesn't get you much It can do a lot in the right circumstances. E.g. if a USB thumb drive had a physical write-protect, it could be plugged into a potentially
by PhantomGremlin 6y ago
Doesn't get you much
It can do a lot in the right circumstances. E.g. if a USB thumb drive had a physical write-protect, it could be plugged into a potentially hostile computer without concern about losing the data on the drive.
Years ago I saw a few USB thumb drives with that feature. But I don't know if they're out there any more. They're almost as scarce as hens' teeth.
- Multicomp 6y agoIirc the kanguru series of USB flash drives make bank now that they are one of the few remaining manufacturers of flash drives that have hardware write protect switches.