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Quick Look Review: iStorage datAshur Pro Encrypted USB Flash Drive

By Jim Tanous • Feb 11, 2019

Protecting your data on your home PC is one thing, but when you copy data to an external storage device such as a USB flash drive, you introduce a host of security issues. iStorage has a solution to this problem with its datAshur Pro, a USB flash drive with built-in hardware encryption. Check out our review to see if this unique device can protect your data while on the go.

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CarPlay Stops Working? Try Disabling USB Restricted Mode in iOS 12

By Jim Tanous • Sep 17, 2018

USB Restricted Mode is a security feature in recent versions of iOS that automatically disables the Lightning port when your iPhone hasn’t been unlocked in more than an hour. This helps protect you from hackers, but it also interferes with legitimate Lightning accessories like CarPlay. For those who value flexibility more than potential security, here’s how to turn off USB Restricted Mode.

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How and Why to Enable FileVault Encryption on Your Mac

By Jim Tanous • Jan 2, 2014

Did you know that OS X has a powerful whole disk encryption feature built right in? If you’re looking for ways to protect sensitive business and personal data, encryption with Apple’s FileVault might be the way to go. Here’s an overview of the feature and instructions for enabling it on your Mac.

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Microsoft Ramping Up Security to Defeat NSA Snooping

By Jim Tanous • Nov 27, 2013

Microsoft is joining many other technology companies in looking for ways to increase its internal security to thwart unauthorized spying on its networks by the NSA and other government entities. Company executives are meeting this week to decide on a specific plan.

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Law Enforcement Wiretaps Stymied by Apple’s iMessage Encryption

By Jim Tanous • Apr 5, 2013

The encryption used by Apple’s iMessage service prevents interception by law enforcement even with the means granted by a federal court order, according to an internal U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) memo obtained by CNET. Due to Apple’s encryption method, it is “impossible to intercept iMessages between two Apple devices,” the memo states. Apple boasted about the service’s “secure end-to-end encryption” when it launched in June 2011, and users have flocked to the free service, which requires an Apple iDevice…

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