does this block electronic tampering devices?
1511335
I do not know. The quality of the wallet did not hold up to normal use. It ripped after a few months and I trashed it.
1522604
You could put a cable through the slot at the end of the device. The slot is about 1/8" by 5/16". A cable might prevent a casual grab of the device, but the slot is just a hole in the thin end of the plastic housing, presumably for carrying it on a keychain or the like. A determined thief could break through the plastic around the hole without much effort. It would have to be a dumb thief, though, since the device isn't much good for anything without the software it is meant to protect.
1012320
Yes, however it won't work with the finger scanner security features. If it's on there it won't work
1076599
There's no reason why it won't. If you are concerned about the locking screw, you'll find it isn't a factor in connecting to devices that do not require it.
1204059
Sorry, I do not know. My guess is that the device's operating system has a way of password protecting the storage running on the device. But it may lose the protection once removed from the device. Wish I had a better answer for you.
200513
Yes it does, and unlike some other thumb drives, the plastic insert that holds the actual chip goes all the way through (so your key ring will go through it too), so it's secure. I have had some other metal thumb drives, where the little circuit with the chip fell out. This one looks very secure.
1599564
It depends if the HDMI out on the laptop is encrypted, if it is, you'll need to find a 3rd party device to strip the encryption, ie HDMI Splitter
2145096
I believe your codes will work, you just won't be able to see any information on the app in your phone or on your computer. You can have one of these locks installed and not be tied in to any home electronic security system. What will affect the codes working is if the battery in the lock runs down. That's more important.
2049339
It does. It has McAfee pre-installed. I myself don't use McAfee though and it took me a while to actually remove it. I assume its a 30 day trial but I didn't see any counters on it.
1333064
Yes FYI Its not a high security lock. More of a convenience of not needing a key or remembering a combination.
1602810
The result will depend on the sensitivity of the scanners. There is a metal content in the sleeves that could be detected. Reports from our customers indicate there are no problems in US airports and the sleeves are undetected. However, some people have reported setting off the detectors in airports in Europe, where they use different technology. In the end, we are certain airport security has seen enough RFID-blocking solutions to understand what is going on and they will understand the concern you are seeking to address by shielding your cards and possibly your passport in this way. We would expect no hassles other than needing to show the items to the staff at the scanners. Bon voyage! Happy Travels! We look forward to serving you!
1649459
Yes. It has a gasket that would keep water out. It also prevents the keys from inadverently being pushed as the device will erase itself after several incorrect pass code attempts. It was great while it worked, I've stopped using it as I've had it fail to accept my pass code and auto erase. I back my stuff up but it gets irritating. I have the aegis external hard drive version that I prefer over this small jump drive. I used to wear it around my neck and always had access to my documents which was nice but the hard drive version is easy enough to transport
1679511
I don't believe that they do. This is purely a mechanical lock - if you mess up entering the combination, just twist the dial counter-clockwise and try again. This is unlike an electronic safe w/ a "lock out period" after a certain number of incorrect entries, and would allow somebody to brute force guess a combination more quickly. However, the trade-off is this is not susceptible to battery or electronics failures (both of which I've experienced w/ the electronic safes.) Personally, I prefer the trade-off of better reliability to potentially more secure against brute-force guessing. Keep in mind, NO small, portable safe (or even big installed vault) is truly 100% secure. This is a very well built and solid unit, by the way - great for travel and/or vehicle storage.
2249615
Yes, the LCD shield does block the other I/O pins, sort of. The shield has unpopulated, uncommitted holes for the unused I/O pins, so pass-through connectors could be installed in the shield to pick up the unused I/O. The actual LCD board sits about 1/2" above the shield, so there is room to add connectors. Hope this helps.
437842
Mine does! I entered the password for my encrypted signal and the system did everything automatically. Best of all, I can SELECT either the hard-wired Ethernet or the Wi-Fi signal. The Ethernet is MUCH faster.
371709
I don't believe that it can. It can block based on port numbers or IP addresses, but not URLs or tags.
754561
Yes, but I do NOT recommend this product at all. It would never respond to my fingerprint and was always a mission to use and gain access. Could not rely on it in an emergency situation at all. I have since gotten rid of it.