Publicación: 2010-11-15, crítica de: pcmag.com
- Bootable USB device contains an embedded computer running Windows Embedded Standard. Password protected, with biometric option. Also functions as an encrypted USB drive under Windows. No traces at all left on host computer after use.
- Vulnerable to hardware keylogger on host. Can't directly prevent network based attacks like Firesheep. Currently sold only to government.
- Boot any computer from this USB device to run your own portable instance of Windows Embedded Standard. It makes use of the host computer's keyboard, mouse, display, and network connection but doesn't leave any trace of its presence on the host. It's a...
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