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POSTED May 6, 9:37 AM
Ok folks, listen up - if you're traveling across the border with a laptop computer or other electronic device, it could get seized by customs officials if they think you're a security risk (or if they simply decide they don't like you).But there are ways to keep your data safe from prying eyes. Much has been written about it, but C/NET blogger Chris Soghoian made a recent post that provides plenty of information. I'll summarize what Soghoian wrote: 1) Back up your data before leaving on your trip. 2) Create an encrypted disk image/encrypted folder, and remember the password. 3) Upload the encrypted data to the Internet, to a place where it can be stored to access later. 4) Wipe clean your laptop, and install a fresh copy of your operating system. 5) Wait until you arrive at your destination, then download the encrypted data and decrypt it for use. And happy traveling.
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POSTED April 29, 2:34 PM
I've used Maxtor products in the past and been satisfied, and I suspect I wouldn't be disappointed with the latest Maxtor offering from Seagate Technology.The Maxtor Black Armor (160 GB, USB 2.0) has a bunch of features, and Wired magazine... Read More
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