IronKey: The World's Most Secure Flash Drive

The IronKey has been designed to be the world's most secure USB flash drive, using onboard hardware encryption to protect the gigabytes of files that can be stored on the device. A password is used to unlock the IronKey, and this is verified in hardware. If an IronKey is lost or stolen, attempts to unlock or tamper with it will trigger a self-destruct sequence, ensuring data is kept confidential. Also, the IronKey's rugged metal casing is filled with an epoxy compound, making it both waterproof and tamperproof. Each IronKey comes with a secure password manager and stealth web browsing technology.

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[hell858]

wow that would suck if you forgot your password

[IronKeyInc]

The IronKey includes a built-in optional service for backing up your password in case you forget it.

[IronKeyInc]

Alpha Mac is already on the device. Linux will be coming out shortly.

Check out the IronKey Forum for the latest info.

[dasgemuse]

i want to see one self destruct!

[urstupidipshit]

but seriously the military uses this

[OhNoNotMyPenis]

sounds like James Bonds flashdrive

[SoulBelier]

SELF-destruct :D

[bocherrini]

That looks much better than the website banners make out. I might get one.

[jkoper207]

Its the top of the line USB you'll ever use. I have one and it's the only one I use.

[krfenigma]

The IronKey my cost more than other USB drives, but you get alot more for the cost, buy one try it, if you don't like it never buy one again

[krfenigma]

You could have fun trying to break into it if you like, doing this would only brick the IronKey

[krfenigma]

Kind of, but it delete the cryptochip information, and the dirve is now dead