Tag Archive for 'security'
So I got a package from FedEx today, inside was the Flash Survivor 32GB model, its new, and its hot, not literally though. Inside the package were the flash drive tube thingy, a USB extension cable, and a Corsair dog tag/chain that I chose to put the flash drive on along with the dog tag.
If you’ve been wrongfully accused of a car accident, didn’t you wish to have a video footage to prove your innocence? Here’s one for thought, Brickhouse Security has a unique mobile DVR that built in a car rearview mirror. It’s using a Sony 1/3” CCD sensor and capable to capture video resolution of NTSC 510X [...]
So I met with Buffalo at CES, and then shortly after they were kind enough to send me their LinkStation Pro Duo for review. I must say I am impressed, it is quite squarely aimed at business users, but for home users, it has some fairly useful features as well.
This security system is freaking awesome, it has motion sensors, RFID/Wireless key fobs, alarm detectors, wireless signal boosting lamps, door/window opening sensors, and The Button. The key fobs have RFID built in so you know who is home and when they got there (great way to monitor your rebellious kids or cheating spouse, lol) and [...]
Yeah, Jesus will save you by making sure you know when your ass needs to leave the country in order to live. Combined with color-changing light-up Christ you get a vinyl-bound copy of the Holy Bible and a reading light.
This external hard drive is awesome, and should take all the worry out of a head crash. It can do one touch backups, syncing, and more. My favorite part is its ability to sync your entire hard drive, which I would guess (and hope) is in the form of a disc image since there is [...]
I have a thing about my ears, I don’t really like putting things in them and I’m even picky about some earbuds. I don’t really understand anyone’s thinking behind sticking a tiny device in my ear for any reason beyond something medical. The Brickhouse claims its two-way micro headset is ‘invisible’ and it’s [...]
Keeping our data and information secure and safe is something most of us worry about. The STSEN E08 RFID Security 2.4 Inch HDD Enclosure is more than just a ridiculously long name; it’s an alternative to fingerprint scans and passwords.
The first trojan for the Apple iPhone has been identified by the forums at ModMyifone.com and confirmed by security firms F-Secure and Symantec, who have warned users to be cautious about installing third-party applications. The malware, variously called “113 prep” and “iPhone firmware 1.1.3 prep” purported to be a download of the leaked iPhone firmware 1.1.3, [...]
This is for those that are truly concerned with security. It has a biometric fingerprint scanner and 128-bit AES hardware encryption.
