The San Disk Cruizer Vaults have encrypted software on them dont they?Anyway, I have a Cruizer but I got fed up after day one of that bloody great big popup Task organizer crap that pops up when you insert the stick. Its like something Symantec would do. I just wiped mine fully clean so haven't got any of San Disks software on it now. I don't actually encrypt mine because I use it on average every 10mins at work (no joke) so that isnt an option for me. But when I used to take mine college I used Steganos Safe. However, I now just use what WhichDawg suggested, TrueCrypt. Dead easy to use, I have it setup on my PC and have never had any trouble.
Quote from: cryptrick on January 20, 2008, 06:02:07 PMThe San Disk Cruizer Vaults have encrypted software on them dont they?Anyway, I have a Cruizer but I got fed up after day one of that bloody great big popup Task organizer crap that pops up when you insert the stick. Its like something Symantec would do. I just wiped mine fully clean so haven't got any of San Disks software on it now. I don't actually encrypt mine because I use it on average every 10mins at work (no joke) so that isnt an option for me. But when I used to take mine college I used Steganos Safe. However, I now just use what WhichDawg suggested, TrueCrypt. Dead easy to use, I have it setup on my PC and have never had any trouble.We have a lecturer on my course with that software on his flash drive aswell and every time he arrives in the hall and inserts it into the projector pc to get his slides we have to listen to him cursing it for 5 minutes while that software starts I love portableapps on my keyring:http://portableapps.com/Plus the portable Firefox on it lets me get around all the annoying blacklist filters they put on the pcs in the college.
Portableapps? On OS X pretty much everything is portable