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December 24th 07, 10:49 PM
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Sensitive files on flash drive
I use a password protected flash drive which contains personal financial
information. Does leaving it plugged in to my PC increase the security risk? 
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December 25th 07, 03:23 AM
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Sensitive files on flash drive
Yes! If the drive is not there, they can't get the data. In the machine,
they can use cracker programs to get the password. "Bob" wrote in message . .. I use a password protected flash drive which contains personal financial information. Does leaving it plugged in to my PC increase the security risk?
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December 25th 07, 01:37 PM
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Sensitive files on flash drive
Thanks.
"Wandering" wrote in message ... Yes! If the drive is not there, they can't get the data. In the machine, they can use cracker programs to get the password. "Bob" wrote in message . .. I use a password protected flash drive which contains personal financial information. Does leaving it plugged in to my PC increase the security risk?
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