the 256bit encryption. How does this work( what do I need to do)?
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Using the Transcend Elite software bundled, you can use the built-in encryption to protect files and folders created on the storage device. Search for "Transcend Elite Software" on Youtube for more instructional information. Hope that helps.
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Hi, I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support, here to address your question. The DTLPG3 encrypted secure flash drive is hardware encrypted and cannot be altered. The security program that runs in Windows or Mac that allows you access to the data partition on the drive is placed on a Read-Only partition. As such it cannot be formatted/removed so the drive would not be capable of being made into a linux boot drive. For any further assistance, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you. Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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The encryption is provided by the router the hub is attached to, in my case it is WPA2.
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I don't know that you can write to these fobs. I have been reading the ten digit hex key that's unique to each one and then I tell our access control system to recognize that prescribed key code. If the 125 MHz reader doesn't recognize it from a database of users, it doesn't open the door.
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Yes. You can encrypt the data on the drive. The Synology website has a step-by-step tutorial on the process: https://www.synology.com/en-global/knowledgebase/tutorials/455
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Yup, 384 is an error, as an owner and with the use of GPUZ I can confirm the correct is 256 bit
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The drive do not come with build in firmware encryption. It is like a regular fast speed SSD 512gb drive. I use a Windows 7 bit blocker and other encryption software.
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No, the one I got at least was just a blank USB drive. But it is a good one. Truecrypt used to be a standard, but they stopped development. Bitlocker in Windows seems to work well.
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Just received an answer from Kingston Tech support. Wish I had know this before purchasing the DTLPG3 as I wanted the highest level encryption. Here is the answer from Julio A.:DTLPG3 has a 128 bit encryption while the DTVP30 is 256 bit advanced encryption and geared more towards corporate environments while the DTLPG3 more for the consumer user.If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to reply to this e-mail with full email history. Thank you for using Kingston on-line technical support.
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I unfortunately was down to my last key. So I can't be sure whether it deactivates non inclusive keys. However from my understanding it clones the current key encryption, simply adding another key fob to the family, not modifying it so I don't see why the others in the current family wouldn't work.
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It doesn't. It has 16 GB of memory (RAM). The 256 you probably see is referring to its 256 GB Flash storage device (what you may call a 256 GB hard drive)
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This device has no built in encryption options. You can however use additional software such as truecrypt to make the volume encrypted.
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Yes, this should work just fine. It doesn't look like you will need a security bypass kit, but you might double check that.
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WD's SmartWare can activate 256-bit AES hardware-based encryption in the drive controller (overview of the drive on WD's site)Installing 3rd party software based encryption will work the same as a non-hardware encryption external drive and if you use both, the data will be double encrypted and require two passwords to decrypt.
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NopeIt won't avoid annoying encryption noise either.No scanner will block encryption - but newer ones will bypassTDMA X2 - Gonna need a Uniden Home Patrol, Grecom PSR-800, Whistler 1080, Uniden BCD 436/536.The Radio Shack Pro 18 should get phase 2, but it's a stripped down version of the PSR-800/ Whistler 1080
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Unlike some of its competitors, both the WD Slim and Ultra offer 256 bit hardware encryption for your data. Since these little devices are easily lost or stolen, IMO that's a pretty handy feature!
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There is no encryption with this that I have seen. There is a chance for the signal to leak outside. I use a Moca filter to filter out the signal for exactly that reason, as well as prevent your neighbor's signal from causing interference. Highly recommend you get one.