If you are a secret agent, then you’ll need this USB thumb drive. It’s the most secure thumb drive to date. It will, literally, self-destruct if someone tries to steal the data inside. Somehow reminds me of the Mission Impossible TV series.
Let’s see how this thumb drive protect its data. Data is encrypted using a proprietary encryption chip and is absolutely unreadable without a password. Ten incorrect password will make the encryption chip self-destructs, therefore make the information unreadable forever. The drive is filled with epoxy; any attempts to open the USB thumb drive will damage the encryption chip. Again, without the encryption chip the data will be useless because the data is unreadable without the chip decrypting it. This gadget is also electron-shield, make even a scanning electron microscope can’t penetrate it.
Maybe you want to crack it via its software. Well, forget that, the software is built in a hidden hardware-encrypted area inside the device (and not in the drive’s file system). Your data is first locally encrypted with 256-bit AES, using randomly generated keys encrypted with a SHA-256 hash of your device password. All of this data is then encrypted two tomes with 128-bit AES hardware encryption. Even NSA will need considerable time and resource to crack it.
You can get the USB thumb drive at ThinkGeek Electronics. Unfortunately, this device will only legally be sold inside American and Canadian soil due to the export restrictions. Nevertheless, you are a secret agent, don’t you? So?