Rocstor's Amphibious HDD Kicks Data Security Up a Notch

[JMcEntegart]

These guys don't mess around when it comes to protecting your data.

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[back_by_demand]

It's a shame HDDs weren't amphibious before those floods, maybe the prices wouldn't have gone through the roof

 

[back_by_demand]

BTW, I don't look at the forum version of the comments very often and just did to edit a typo, does anyone else think Jane's hat looks like an un-smiley

 

[djridonkulus]

Why's it called Amphibious? Can it work underwater? What was marketing thinking...

 

[LukeCWM]

Thank goodness they developed a way to put an SSD in an exclosure accessed with USB 2.0. Other connections are just too fast for me.

 

[warezme]

[citation][nom]LukeCWM[/nom]Thank goodness they developed a way to put an SSD in an exclosure accessed with USB 2.0. Other connections are just too fast for me.[/citation]and firewire! when will the insanity end.

 

[megahustler]

I like the glossy number-pad, it'll make remembering my pin so much easier.

 

[DSpider]

LOL at this product.

TrueCrypt anyone? Use a long-ass stream of random characters (like 4 or 5 file hashes, SHA-512), and even with standard AES encryption it would take a really really long time to decrypt. Add AES-Twofish-Serpent and that doesn't triple the time needed, no... More like it adds to the power of 27 or something.

I also agree that "Amphibious" is a stupid name.

 

[PTNLemay]

Wait... is it actually water-proof? Or is that just a brand name?

Because if it's the later... that's just a tease.