Crypteks physically lockable USB flash drive takes data protection seriously

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Crypteks features five twisting rings with letters of the alphabet which need to be set in the right combination in order to remove the stick from the inside

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Crypteks' outer rings can be removed and then place them back with a new code

Crypteks mechanical lock offers a huge number of 14,348,907 possible combinations

Crypteks USB storage is physically locked inside its aluminum housing, encrypted with a us...

Crypteks supports USB 2.0 and offers 24MB/s reading and 10MB/s writing speeds

Crypteks comes with durable solid-aluminum design and features anodized layer that helps t...

Crypteks's five outer rings can be removed and then place them back with a new code

Crypteks can be sent back to its maker to have the code reset if the pass-code is forgotte...

Crypteks dimensions are 3.1 x 1.1 in (7.8 x 2.7 cm)

Crypteks USB storage is physically locked inside its housing encrypted with a user-created...

Article Summary

Crypteks is bringing out our inner Robert Langdon with the new physically lockable USB flash drive. Featuring a sleek all-metal solid-aluminum alloy construction, the Crypteks USB storage is physically locked inside its housing encrypted with a user-created password that is input by twisting five rings displaying all 26 letters of the alphabet. And if that's still not secure enough, it also offers 256-bit AES Hardware Encryption.

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