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#10 is freaking awesome - I hadn't thought of that before. It certainly raises the cost of losing a flash drive, or having it get damaged, although I'm sure the
by TallGuyShort 17y ago
#10 is freaking awesome - I hadn't thought of that before. It certainly raises the cost of losing a flash drive, or having it get damaged, although I'm sure there are ways around it.
The others are mainly blatantly obvious uses, or windows-only suggestions (many of which do have counterparts in other systems).
- tyvkiuiyi 17y agoYou can enter a password to reset it. But you can always just start Windows in safe mode and uninstall the app! For real security Truecrypt your hard drive and store the key file on the USB key - in this case, do NOT lose the usb key!