Originally Posted by
UALOneKPlus
Yes, it's the size of my wallet, and it's in my travel back pack. What's so freaking hard to believe?
For added security, I have a 16GB microSD card with my essential data on the card, embedded in my Android phone.
And just for giggles, I have a 32GB thumb drive with my essential data backed up on my keychain.
Amazingly simple, redundant, and cheap and easy. Hard to believe, I know. Common sense ain't so common, is it?
Frankly this all sounds like a big PITA. You might think it is more efficient, but it strikes me as exceedingly less so.
There is no doubt that certain individuals will get a kick out of having setups like this, but for most of us who aren't programmers or IT guys, this is just insane. (If I'm being honest).
Originally Posted by
UALOneKPlus
All my sensitive data are encrypted in TrueCrypt file containers with super strong passwords. My hard drives also have hardware encryption as well. Good luck to a thief who would care to take the time to steal my relatively mundane and useless data (useless to them, invaluable to me).
I was thinking more along the lines of fire, flood, etc. Fire has an interesting way of getting past encryption.