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Kingston introduces government-certified DT BlackBox USB Drive
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by Guest Author on April 15, 2008

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Kingston Technology has announced the most secure USB drive ever. So secure that it is the first USB drive to have been FIPS-certified by the U.S. Government. The Kingston DataTraveler BlackBox has 256-bit hardware-based AES encryption, as well as a system to lock the drive after 10 unsuccessful password attempts. When I say “lock” I mean that not even the owner can retrieve files.

The DataTraveler BlackBox comes in 3 capacities: 2GB for $165, 4GB for $242, and a rather large 8GB for $424.

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