June 8th, 2009 by ketyung

A baseball cap has a recorder hidden in it. How easy that you can make use of this cap to spy on your rivals. Or it might be fun that you wear this spy cap, standing in the street like a pillar, and spying on those passers-by.
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May 27th, 2009 by ketyung

A USB flash drive will need to have some other functions besides only storing your data. Here comes a USB flash drive that also works as a voice recorder.
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May 21st, 2009 by ketyung

Spy Cobra comes in the form of a USB key, which installs a spying software when it’s hooked up to computer’s USB port, to allow you to trace what others have done on your computer when you’re away.
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May 14th, 2009 by ketyung

Captcha is the method of using complex text pattern in images to identify/challenge if one that is logging in or registering on a forum or website is a real human. This method is to prevent computer-generated responses to break into a login-protected website or insert unwanted spammy data into the website.
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May 14th, 2009 by ketyung

USB flash drives are often used to store and backup data for most computer users these days, as they offer storage capacities that are large enough for most uses. But simply relying on USB flash drives to store your data is a far from perfect solution, as you’ll have mistakenly deleted some data on the USB drives one day. So, it’s best to have a copy of the flash drive data on a remote server.
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April 29th, 2009 by ketyung
USB flash drives need more effort on the security for the data stored on them. As USB flash drives have storage capacity as big as 64GB, many users will use flash drives as their primary storage to store their important data and bring along anywhere they go.
The portability of USB flash drives will normally be an issue, which leads to users to forget or misplace their drives, and eventually leads to important data fall into the hands of their rivals. This may jeopardize your career or any business opportunity.
Ennova Direct Corporation (DBA ION Technologies) has introduced a new USB flash drive that comes with a built-in OLED display. This little OLED display on the flash drive is meant for additional security, where it has a built-in biometric fingerprint scanner that needs users to authenticate via it before being able to access the data on the drive.
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April 28th, 2009 by ketyung

If your data live in an highly dangerous environment that is exposed to lots of threats including fire, flood and shocks like earthquake, you will need to consider very serious protection for your data.
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April 17th, 2009 by ketyung

USB flash drives are simply too convenient to bring along everywhere you go. And they’ll always get misplaced and lead to falling into wrong hands that would jeopardize your career.
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April 10th, 2009 by ketyung
Asus have announced they’re going to incorporate the Intel anti-theft technology into their upcoming P-series of notebooks. The anti-theft software on laptops is able to prevent the data from being stolen, by letting the owner of the notebook to send a “poison pill” remotely, so the laptop hardware will get locked down, and the entire notebook cannot be operated again, unless it’s back to hands of the owner.
The poison pill system allows the owner to send the laptop into a state that stops working completely. And when the laptop is returned to the owner, there is a need for a pass phrase to get the laptop back to working state. For the thief, who does not have the pass phrase, they will not be able to get the laptop running, and they’ll be completely out of access to the data on the laptop.
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March 25th, 2009 by ketyung

The Taser Axon is a head-mounted video recording system that is recommended for the cops to use. So, they will always have the solid evidence to prove themselves, when there are civilian’s words against them.
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