Step 6: You have successfully unlocked the device. If you are using it for the first time, the default password is 11223344 Step 5: To unlock the drive, enter the password. Step 4: Your flash drive is now paired with the app Step 3: After selecting the device, it will ask you for the Device ID, unplug the drive and input the device ID Step 2: Open the mobile app you just installed and look for the device name You should see a red LED light on the flash drive Step 1: Plug the USB drive to a USB port. Some of these steps are applicable only once when you are setting up the device for the first time. Just download the SecureData Lock User app from google playstore or apple appstore and follow these steps. Using this encrypted flash drive is fairly easy. Without the app, there is literally no way to unlock it because unlike SecureUSB KP, this flash drive doesn’t have physical keys on it. The prime reason to use the application is to unlock your flash drive. There is support for both Android and iOS. In order for this USB drive to function, you need the SecureData Lock User mobile app. One of its surfaces is plain blue while the other is filled with serial numbers and other ugly stuff.
it looks okayish, not so aesthetic or cool. As per the manufacture, the interior parts are covered in epoxy thereby preventing hackers from removing intact media. I have dropped the flash drive on the floor a couple of times and it is still working fine. I don’t really know the purpose of the cover but it could add extra safety. It is made up of plastic and metal type of material and comes with a metal cover. Yes, the build quality of this flash drive is super rugged. The exact product I am reviewing in this post is SecureDrive is the company behind this device and is very well known in the space of storage security. There are different options but in this article, I am reviewing one of the best secure flash drives called SecureUSB BT. What if there was some sensitive information in it? In such cases, you use a hardware-encrypted USB flash drive.
People use it for sharing data, installing software and even running an entire operating system.īut is it really safe to use a traditional USB drive? If I could remember, I have lost 3 pen drives till today because it is extremely easy to lose one. I think I was in high school at that time! Nevertheless, flash drives are still in use today. There was a time when I used flash drives for anything and everything.
When is the last time you used a USB flash drive? I asked this because these days, transferring data over Wifi (or internet in general) has become so much faster and convenient than using a thumb drive. WhatsApp Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Reddit
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