On top of my head I can think of it being stolen. Unless you need a password on top it (ironic, no?) and then ..." Under threat of a boycott, Intel Corp. backe

On top of my head I can think of it being stolen. Unless you need a password on top it (ironic, no?) and then ..." Under threat of a boycott, Intel Corp. backed down slightly yesterday from a controversial plan to add a security feature to its computer chips, but privacy advocates said the change doesn't go far enough to ease their concerns. Privacy groups fear that the new feature, sort of a Social Security number hard-wired into computers, would be used to monitor Internet users' activities online, allowing companies to collect marketing data on them. " http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-20126770-245/intel-chips-let-web-sites-check-your-computers-id/ http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-20126770-245/intel-chips-l... Personally I'll stick to passwords, little by little they will add code and "features" to that usb stick. Call me paranoid but Google has more than enough info on me and what I search /ed for.