are these safe from hackers?
1117021
If you mean if your data can get stolen off this drive then yes. You have to encrypt all your files if you want to keep them unobtainable. If you mean it carry a virus then yes again. Like any drive it is up to your antivirus software to protect you from vicious files that can cause your computer harm. Always Scan your drive if you loaned it to someone or see something on there you don't remember adding.
1117022
You are looking for a drive with hardware encryption. You will be spending a LOT more than $14.
1954927
They are very thin, so I would be careful. It might be safer if you have it stamped
1506873
No, I have 2 sets right next to each other with no issues. They have unique encryption.
2201020
That is correct. But I don't think the thieves are very sophisticated. My neighbor put real ones on his warehouse and it was still broken into. After he put up some fake ones with lights, no one has broken in. I chose to put a dark piece of tape over the light so it could still be seen, but barely. Good luck.
692303
They are not fake. They work, but for a short period of time. For emergency use you need to keep them on a charger.
679521
Not at all....they were very cheaply made. This experience has even made me a little nervous about shopping on amazon.
1801581
If you get em from amazon, they're real. I have a pair myself, and they work just fine.
1335836
You don't need anything special to use these. They plug right in and are recognized and function. I believe the first time you plug one in, the software will give you a warning that it isn't genuine but you can click to ignore it.
1228522
They say they are, but I never tested them. System is actually a POS. I would not waste your money on it if I was you.
632393
Of course! These are refurbished not stolen. One bit of advice is to look for sellers with large volume AND high ratings. They are concerned about maintaining their business.
2048691
It certainly is possible, and I've done so on my laptop. Never noticed any issue with them for this usage.
2011980
Yes they are, and I think I know why you ask. One of mine was corroded when I pulled it out of wrapper. It really messed up one of my gigs because I assumed since it was brand new, it couldnt be the source of the sound problems I was having. After the gig, I unscrewed the cable ends and they just crumbled apart.So, really I cant recommend these cables.
1444951
They do have scan disk secure access on them. I had no trouble loading them either on my computer or machine
899568
Hello, I purchased these for a gift so I am not certain. I do know that the product are supposed to be fool proof. Wish I could help more.
1874620
I don't believe they are inauthentic or knockoffs. They are super-sharp and long-lasting; one must be careful using them!
1376233
I don't think you will have any issues, they don't seem to be that sensitive. They work pretty well, I have no complaints so far.
1492653
From what I've read it's fundamentally more secure than SurfEasy. I don't like that I need to send all my web browsing through SurfEasy first. I get lots of pop-ups and I probably have a virus, and SurfEasy won't protect me from that. If the main operating system is being keylogged, then they can still get my passwords since the SurfEasy runs on top of it. I don't have to worry about any of that with ZeusGard