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To: Alex Molnar who wrote (47819)10/1/2005 1:30:22 AM
From: shadowman  Read Replies (1) of 110652
 
This is from an article in the NYTimes that isn't specifically about data encryption, but it might lead you to an answer.

Several of the big flash drive makers, like SanDisk and Lexar Media, are now selling more advanced drives that allow you to encrypt the data so others cannot read it without knowing the alphanumeric key that unlocks the code. Some are even shock proofed with heavier rubber and plastic coatings. Those will cost about $10 to $20 more, but are certainly worth it when you consider the sensitivity of the data on them

nytimes.com
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