USB memory
Encrypt Stick 5 review
By Jon L. Jacobi | PC World | Published: 13:45, 09 February 2011
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Jason Stay said: A few weeks ago I trialed Encrypt Stick v52 for Windows It really is a good product and last week I decided to make a move and purchase the full license So far very satisfied
Philip said: You write It also uses polymorphic encryption the algorithm will change for each device it runs from that the company claims is 10 times faster than 256-bit AES Given no details this is something along the lines of ROT-13 Except with because it changes with device it is ROT-n where n is the number of machinesIll stick with AES or better yet SerpentThe virtual keyboard sounds interesting if it can be done I doubt itIll just get TrueCrypt and save the 40