It doesn't seem all that long ago when Corsair
first unveiled their Padlock USB secure flash drive, a secure drive with a
nifty keypad to unlock the storage by PIN code without the need for
platform-specific software. Too bad the security was bypassed in less than a
year by a group of dutch engineers armed with a simple 10K resistor. Corsair's not one to take such humiliation
lightly, however, and has jumped back into the game with the Flash Padlock 2,
now backed by 256-bit AES hardware encryption. Better still, the Padlock 2 is
now housed in the same rubber casing as the ever-durable Flash Voyager, meaning
it's practically begging to withstand much more than its fair share of flagrant
abuse. So how did this new contender fare in the hands of a crazed reviewer?
Read on to find out... @ Everything USB
