Virtual Flash Drive !! ( For Data Security)

[DriftKing]

With the development of computer technology, more and more people concern about computer security. Vicious hackers, mischief-makers, privacy peepers and your competitors all intend to usurp your confidential information and privacy. Take it easy ! VIRTUAL FLASH DRIVE can provide completely secure space. only if you save confidential data in such space, nobody can rip off your data. It adopts strong DES encryption and perfect password protection, which disables any malicious attacker.

VIRTUAL FLASH DRIVE is as easy as plugging your Flash Disk into computer USB port. Just click "LOGON" at its interface and enter your password, you can browse your VIRTUAL FLASH DISK. When finished, click "LOGOUT" to pull out your FLASH DISK. Well , it is virtual disk and actual data is saved on your hard disk. No one can access and delete such data except the owner.


* Support new OS Vista.
* Intensive encryption. Three levels available that meet different requirements.
* Easy to use. Simulate the actual Flash Disk operation, that is, plug and play.
* No disk capacity restriction. Possible to use the 4 encrypted drives simultaneously.
* .Password retrieve service. If you are unable to get back your password with software, please email us and we will try to find it for you free.
* Lifetime free update.

Homepage : product -virtual flash drive

[SealLion]

unfortunately, its not free. It's got a 15 day trial to it. :(

Free 15-Day trial version available.

unless this is a pro version that's being talked about where there is also a non-pro version.

[Dark Knight]

lol i Think you have posted the same content Repeatedly...EDIT or a MOD will Do it...

plus to sealion , that Trial thing also disappointed me ...

But if you have WareZ & Ddl sites..Then not to Worry it will be there in d Dark Streets out.

Also look how they Want to create a lasting IMPACt by using Phrases Like..mischief-makers, privacy peepers ..its a good marketing Technique but names used Are Funny.

Like What We Are " Tricky Tactical Torrenters.."

[SealLion]

WEll, driftking probably just made an error that is easily fixable.

He probably just didn't notice it to begin with. I'm sure he'll fix it when he's got a moment.

Anyways....Yes, I do know about the warez places. I've got a few that I visit every now and then. Sometimes, there is some good stuff there too.

and about all those words. Well, you know its just advertising. Thats all. It's pretty much expected too though.

[DriftKing]

Oh I just paste twice content data thanks for pointing this. If anyone want to register this one please use this serial.Its works for me. If not work kindly tell me



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[anon]

@DriftKing: posting serials is against the board rules!

and about all those words. Well, you know its just advertising. Thats all. It's pretty much expected too though.

Yes, of course it's advertising. The program itself looks good, though. And about the description's vocabulary, I remember Windows Update once would never stop using the term "malintentioned user" instead of "hacker", etc. Big companies have to use formal words

But every now and then you find a developer that doesn't do this, or posts the bad reviews as well.

[SealLion]

LOL, anon. I like that word: 'malintentined user'.

I guess they (the copanies) not only would't want to use the word 'hacker', as that kind of has a diffrerent denotation to it. I mean, the connotation of it is something akin to a person who hacks computer ware. I believe cracker would be more appropriate, then, yes??

[anon]

I believe cracker would be more appropriate, then, yes??

Yes - cracker would be the right term for someone gaining unauthorized access to a computer system with malicious intentions. The problem is that some people confuse the term with "software cracker", a person that removes the copy or trial protection from a program.

I think that the ignorant press using the term "hacker" has helped spread this incorrect usage.

[SealLion]

yes. That I agree with and has now a malignant and an unfortunate 'bad reputation'.

Because hackers work for major software and security companies to prevent external intrusion. They may not have the job title of hacker, probably more something akin to a soft/hard-ware security specialist.