Testseek.com have collected 27 expert reviews of the Corsair Flash Padlock 2 USB2 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Corsair Flash Padlock 2 USB2.
April 2010
(85%)
27 Reviews
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Abstract: Corsair Padlock 2 - securing your data ... Secure data and keeping data secure are two different things. Often when I am on the road I carry around sensitive materials stored on a USB flash drive. And though you can select several protections these d...
Abstract: Vi har denne gang fået fornøjelsen af at kigge på et af Corsairs USB artikler, nemlig deres Padlock 2. Den byder på lidt mere end man forstiller sig ved første øjekast. Vores første tanke om dette produkt, var at det var noget fancy pancy, med knapper ...
As far as we've seen, the Flash Padlock 2 delivers on its promises: the PIN locking and unlocking system works, the drive doesn't even register on a host system when locked, performance seems very acceptable, and the enclosure can take plenty of punish...
Today we take a look at a relatively new product from the folks over at Corsair and no, for once, it’s not a high-end speedy memory kit, but an interesting take on the old pen drive. If you are in the market for a pen drive, there is probably liter...
256bit hardware encryption, Very easy to use, no software required, Durable rubber design
Room for drive speed improvement, I’d like to thank Corsair for making this review possible.
Time to face the facts and see how the Corsair Padlock 2 delivered overall. It is obvious that the Padlock 2 is not the fastest USB drive on the market but it never intended on breaking the records for speed. I will agree that there is room for improve...
Time to face the facts and see how the Corsair Padlock 2 delivered overall. It is obvious that the Padlock 2 is not the fastest USB drive on the market but it never intended on breaking the records for speed. I will agree that there is room for improv...
The Corsair Flash Padlock 2 is a simple to use yet effective solution to a problem that most of us are only just waking up to. If you regularly carry around a USB stick that contains personal documents or worse yet, portable applications such as Firefox a...
God sikkerhet, Relativt sett god ytelse, Solid konstruksjon, God garantiordning
Ingen spesielle
Corsair Flash Padlock 2 er en minnepinne som hovedfokuset over alt annet er sikkerhet. Produsenten kan nå skilte med både hardware-kryptering og et brukertilpasset passord. Det hele er pakket inn i et skall av både myk og solid plast, i en kombinasjon...
Hardware 256-bit AES encryption, Platform-independent, Works on all OSes with flash drive support, Secondary "master PIN" for parents and sysadmins, Cool-down period after 5 invalid PIN entries, Durable rubber housing, Moderate transfer speeds, Epoxy covers drive components
Blocks adjacent USB ports, Only available in 8GB, Not FIPS 140-2 validated, No remote management or automated self-destruct sequence, Subjection to laundry day may require dissection...
Though the Padlock 2 isn't certified for holding classified government information, it does a damn fine job of securing sensitive data for individuals and small businesses alike when extras such as remote management and automated destruction aren't nec...
Fairly strong 256-bit AES encryption, Seems to use a volume base encryption (VBE), Entering PIN is easy and buttons respond well, No software or dependency on host system to enter PIN, Master PIN functionality perfect for corporate environments, Resilient
Only five real digits available, not 10, Two minute timeout can be circumvented, allowing for a continous brute force attack, Fairly slow performance, should not be attributed to the VBE though, A bit too large for a key chain, You may lose the rubber cap
Sure, the Padlock 2 may not the fastest flash drive out there. In fact one may categorize it as being slow, but you have to realize who would be buying a flash drive like this. There are plenty of drives out there with 256-bit AES encryption, but very ...
