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USB Safe Guard 2.1.0.2 was available as a giveaway on June 3, 2019!
How to protect USB from the outside safely?
Do you want to protect your USB data from being lost or stolen?
With the "USB Safe Guard" product, you can easily change your regular USB to a secure USB.
Secure USB can be opened as read/write or read only mode,
you can also specify the expiration date and expiration count if you pass secure USB to others.
Secure USB usage logs sent to you can be received by your email in real time .
The logs include PC information using secure USB and when and where secure USB was used.
Of course, you can remotely disable or discard secure USB, so you can prevent data leakage even if you lose your secure USB.
Features:
* You can change the general USB Hard Disk or USB Flash Disk to an encrypted secure USB.
* A secure USB is 5MB less than the normal USB size
* You can specify an expiration date and an expiration count when creating a secure USB.
* The documents are hidden in a secure USB, which can be retrieved only by entering the password.
* A secure USB can be read / write or read-only.
* You can change the policy for this secure USB even after creating a secure USB.
* You can view logs for a secure USB in real time.
* The log can be received by e-mail, and you can check the time, country, and local information using Secure USB in the e-mail.
* You can immediately disable secure USB in your mail.
System Requirements:
Windows 7/ 8/ 10 (x32/x64)/Server/ 2008 R2 or later; For created Secure USB: Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10; Windows Server 2003/ 200 / 2012/ 2016/ 2019
Publisher:
xSecuritasHomepage:
https://www.xSecuritas.comFile Size:
16.9 MB
Price:
$59.00
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Hi..
This is a brief description of the USB Safe Guard erection.
I hope this helps you.
** Usage **
1. Install "USB Safe Guard" in Windows. (Windows 7 or later)
2. Use this program to change the general USB to secure USB.
** Structure of Secure USB **
2-1. Assuming a general USB capacity of 16 GB
2-2. Create a Security partition with a size of 16 GB excluding 5 MB.
mean :: 5 MB => Normal partition
16GB - 5MB => secure partition
2-3. Now the USB consists of a normal Partition and Security Partitions.
2-4. Security Partition is not visible in programs such as explorer.
2-5. "USB Safe Guard" copies the launcher program (USBMain.exe) to a regular partition.
2-6. The generated secure USB can be run on Windows XP or later.
2-7. Files saved in the security partition are encrypted with AES256.
3. How to run secure USB
3-1. Insert USB into PC.
3-2, Now only partitions with 5MB areas are displayed in the Explorer.
3-3. Run USBMain.exe here.
3-4. USBMain.exe temporarily installs drivers and so on to make the security partition visible in Explorer.
3-5. When a secure partition is activated, the user can save files and so on here, which are encrypted.
3-6. To exit Secure USB, select 'Exit Secure USB' from the Tray menu.
3-7. The security partition will disappear after unloading the driver etc.
If you have any questions, please let me know..
support@xSecuritas.com
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xSecuritas, Hello, I have been waiting for 20min and have not received an email with license key.
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tryser, strange. Already sent key to ryserclan@**** mail.
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The program after registration and a password shows a Windows error message, once that is ignored with a click the next screen says the program is registered, but only for 30 uses.
Next, it continues showing the program is loading and one has to use the Task Manager to stop it.
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I have not received a registration key by email. The app says only a limited number of licences, does that mean you ran out of licences before the offer ends :-(
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Ian White, This is a license key, so I will send it by e-mail.
Would you like to send your email address to support@xSecuritas.com ?
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No email with a license key was sent as per the install instructions.
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Robert Ippolito, This is a license key, so I will send it by e-mail.
Would you like to send your email address to support@xSecuritas.com ?
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Installed program alright , everything complete , I checked e-mail 4 times no passwords or keywords have arrived at all in about 18 hours ?
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leftey, This is a license key, so I will send it by e-mail.
Would you like to send your email address to support@xSecuritas.com?
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Requested a key at the URL listed in the readme.txt file, closed Firefox, checked for new mail, & got the email with the key, so the GOTD is definitely not dead, at 12:55 Eastern anyway. The email was sent from giveawayoftheday[.]com, which is definitely blocked by some email service spam filters -- I had to change the address I used when requesting a GOTD download a while back because of that.
USB Safe Guard isn't a bad app, but I decided with the online component it was a bit of overkill for my purposes. I still use a [now ancient] GOTD, Gilisoft USB Encryption, from 2010 I believe, &/or a portable instance of Veracrypt on a USB stick. [ gilisoft[.]com/product-usb-stick-encryption.htm & veracrypt[.]fr/en/Home.html ]
Since there were comments re: uninstall...
Installing USB Safe Guard adds C/C++ runtimes from Microsoft, in both the Common Files & System32 folders [check for updates], which along with .NET entries make up most of the new entries added to Windows registry. You get an uninstall key: HKLM\ SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\ Uninstall\ MyID-USB Safe Guard_is1 -- the program's key: HKLM\ SOFTWARE\ xSecuritas\ USB Safe Guard -- & a services key [a service is added to Windows]: HKLM\ SYSTEM\ CurrentControlSet\ services\ FM-File Access Service x86 .
Along with the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 x86 Redistributable - 10.0.30319, installing USB Safe Guard adds the program's folder: USB Safe Guard -- Start Menu shortcut: C:\ProgramData\ Microsoft\ Windows\ Start Menu\ Programs\ USB Safe Guard -- logs: C:\ ProgramData\ xSecuritas -- Desktop shortcut: C:\Users\ Public\ Desktop\ USB Safe Guard.lnk -- and besides the C++ runtime files, these are added to Windows\ System32\ : CryptStr.dll, FIntCom.dll, FIntServ.exe.
Personally I normally leave the C/C++ runtimes installed if I can't avoid installing them in the 1st place, though they are listed in the Windows program uninstall lists if you want to give it a try.
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mike,
"USB Safe Guard isn't a bad app, but I decided with the online component it was a bit of overkill for my purposes. I still use a [now ancient] GOTD, Gilisoft USB Encryption, from 2010 I believe, &/or a portable instance of Veracrypt on a USB stick. [ gilisoft[.]com/product-usb-stick-encryption.htm & veracrypt[.]fr/en/Home.html ]"
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Secure USB can be used without "Internet connection".
This is optional when creating a secure USB.
The default option is to use secure USB without Internet connection.
The purpose of using "Internet connection" is as follows:
- After passing the secure USB to another person (customer, etc.)
- Only allow use secure USB until expire date/count
or to receive the usage log via email.
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I tried to install this software on Win 10 Pro 64.
I was not able to complete the setup, I am sure that I messed with the registration part.
When I tried to start it, it said "Initializing" and "Please wait a moment", but then nothing happened.
The first time I was able to remove it.
Then I tried again to install it, same issue, but this time I was no longer able to remove it.
So, please, send me too the instractions to remove it.
Thank You and regards
Rodolfo Giovanninetti
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Rodolfo Giovanninetti, We apologize for any inconvenience.
Please give me 1~2 days, I will send you a document on how to delete it.
Would you like to provide your e-mail address in case the promotion ends?
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xSecuritas, maybe instead of asking users to provide their emails addresses publicly here, and you posting their mailbox names, you could provide your address for people to contact you at their discretion?
I find it odd and slightly worrisome that a company selling privacy and security products is so publicly unconcerned about customers' contact info. Especially one so new out of the gate and obviously eager to build a client base and a reputation.
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Rodolfo Giovanninetti,
The following is the procedure for manual removal.
* If the following processes are running, kill it from Task Manager.
- SecuUSB.exe
- SecuUSB_S.exe
- FIntServ.exe
* Delete Registry
For x86
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\xSecuritas\USB Safe Guard
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\PartWinClass
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\FM-File Access Service x86
For x64
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\xSecuritas\USB Safe Guard
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\PartWinClass
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\FM-File Access Service x86
* Delete Files
For x86
- Delete all files on c:\Program Files\USB Safe Guard
- C:\Windows\SysWow64\FIntCom.dll
- C:\Windows\SysWow64\FIntServ.exe
- C:\Windows\SysWow64\CryptStr.dll
For x64
- Delete all files on c:\Program Files(x86)\USB Safe Guard
- C:\Windows\System32\FIntCom.dll
- C:\Windows\System32\FIntServ.exe
- C:\Windows\System32\CryptStr.dll
I hope this helps you.
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Rodolfo Giovanninetti,
Please also delete the following registry
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\MyID-USB Safe Guard_is1
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Bebop17, Well. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
We will share information as much as possible.
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xSecuritas, no worries. I see that you took those comments to heart and have started asking people to email you instead of publishing their addresses. I also see that you have shared a lot of info such as how to manually uninstall. These are good steps and I am disappointed that you haven't gotten more upvotes for them. I am keeping an eye on your products and wish you the best.
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Bebop17, Thank you.
We had been working on Enterprise security, and now we are developing products for personal and SMB.
Thank you for your feedback, and I would appreciate it if you have a good opinion.
my email address is support@xSecuritas.com
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Impossible to uninstal the programme! It requires the password, says that it does not match and when clicking forgot password, it says: password not recorded on the server! How can I uninstall it (with a dedicated uninstaller proramme... it requires again the password!).
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PaulF, hmm.. if you forgot password, then forcibly remove files and registry, services.
Please give me 1~2 days, I will send you a document on how to delete it.
Would you like to provide your e-mail address in case the promotion ends?
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xSecuritas, Thanks for your proposal; I remembered finally my password!
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I use my USB drives for everything every day (at least 30 times accessed per day), so this software will make my USB drive useless after few days of use, why bother with this experiment, I may lose all of my files on it, if not backed up every day. It may be good for temporary sending the USB drive to someone by mail, but other than that, useless.
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Gorry, Secure USB created with the GOTD version can be used without any restriction. (Ie the created secure USB can be used for an unlimited period of time).
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This xSecuritas product looks more interesting than the previous filter driver based products. It is a little disapointing there is a windows version disparity between the created "secure USB" software and the authoring software. I would have liked the authoring software to support all the operating systems that the created "secure USB" stick supports.
I do have a question or two ;-), the live online authorisation that the author can control/preset, is the server on the authoring machine or a commercial cloud server service? I ask this because if the authorisation server is hosted on the authoring windows 7 or above desktop system how does the "secure USB" client program authorise its operation if the authorising server machine is offline as will happen when user shuts down their machine when they are not using it... and how is the desktop windows and domestic grade router protected from malicious attack? OR if the authorising server is a cloud service that the adminastrative settings are uploaded to by the authoring software and downloaded by the "secure USB" client software, is that connection SSL to protect the authentication from being compromised and is there any fee to use that service and can the software use an alternate cloud service such as a https webserver one may commision form any number of web hosting services? To me these questions are very relevent since if the cloud service is hosted by a single supplier and they change terms or go out of business the "secure USB" sticks relying upon remote authorisation should cease to function. This program is just begging for universal practicaly free 5G connectivity to be rolled out so all devices the "secure USB" sticks are inserted into will have unfettered internet connectivity. Another question since the "secure USB" client software loads drivers I presume that means the account it is used in has to either be an administrative account or the user must have access to an administrative accounts credentials to run as an administrator?
I am aware that the default USB stick drivers on windows do not see a second or third or fourth MBR partitions on a USB flash stick by design so it is easy to hide a partition from Windows and you do encrypt the obscured partiton using AES 256 which is necesary because those windows hidden extra partiions are usually plainly visible under linux or android host operating systems. Since you are accessing the encrypted partion data entirely by your own drivers do you also use a non-standard partion type ID so forensic tools do not identify it as an encrypted NTFS volume or whatever underlying filesystem you are using so they have no starting point or known plain text signature byte patterns to try and recreate an encryption key.
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TK, Thank you for interesting this product.
The authentication server is using commercial cloud service. (amazon)
Of course, users can use these connections without fee, and connections are protected with SSL.
You have an important point. Since the current service is only performed on one server, if the server dies, USB can not open normally. In this case, it may be necessary to bring the server to redundancy or place the emergency password on Local USB.
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TK, Ah. The USB client requires administrator privileges to run, so run as admin account is required.
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xSecuritas, your use of amazon cloud service, which is a paid for service, is presumably the reason for the high license costs since each user of this program that uses your amazon account for free must also have the access authentication for that cloud service embeded within both the admin program component and the secure USB client software ... do the programs get this authentication data dynamically from your SSL server incase you have to change your amazon cloud accounts login password? If not how will end users continue to access the xSecuritas applications amazon cloud servers after you change the password for example if the account gets locked out due to malicious brute force account login attempts or if the credentials these program s use becomes public knowledge and others take over your amazon cloud account? As you probably know https is vulnerable to certain man in the middle attacks with spoofed SSL certificates as used by certain nation states use to snoop on SSL web traffic.
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TK, I am wondering if this is the answer to your question.
User do not need to know account for the amazon cloud.
At present, WEB Server and Database are installed on Amazon.
When getting policies required for secure USB, the program makes ASP calls to the server, and get the policies JSON format. According to this policy, secure USB will work.
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When I tried to install Prog I was met with this error message.
BadImageFormatException: An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)
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Nlightnj, Does the problem occur during program installation?
Or is there a problem when the main program starts after the installation is finished?
if possible, would you send me screenshot or more informations?
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xSecuritas,
I am running Win 10 -64
Received error message on install and chose to ignore.
When I try to load program I get this error message.See the end of this message for details on invoking
just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box.
************** Exception Text **************
System.BadImageFormatException: An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)
at SecureUSB.clsSecureUSB.LoadUSBLibrary(String DllName)
at FolderProtect.frmSecureUSBMain.frmSecureUSBMain_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e)
at System.EventHandler.Invoke(Object sender, EventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.OnLoad(EventArgs e)
at Telerik.WinControls.UI.RadFormControlBase.OnLoad(EventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.OnCreateControl()
at Telerik.WinControls.UI.RadFormControlBase.OnCreateControl()
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.CreateControl(Boolean fIgnoreVisible)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.CreateControl()
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WmShowWindow(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.WmShowWindow(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.WndProc(Message& m)
at Telerik.WinControls.UI.RadFormControlBase.WndProc(Message& m)
at FolderProtect.frmSecureUSBMain.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.OnMessage(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam)
************** Loaded Assemblies **************
mscorlib
Assembly Version: 2.0.0.0
Win32 Version: 2.0.50727.8766 (QFE.050727-8700)
CodeBase: file:///C:/Windows/Microsoft.NET/Framework/v2.0.50727/mscorlib.dll
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SecuUSB
Assembly Version: 2.0.0.1
Win32 Version: 2.1.0.2
CodeBase: file:///C:/Program%20Files%20(x86)/USB%20Safe%20Guard/SecuUSB.exe
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System.Drawing
Assembly Version: 2.0.0.0
Win32 Version: 2.0.50727.8745 (WinRel.050727-8700)
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Nlightnj,
This error occurs when a 64-bit program calls a 32-bit dll or calls a 64-bit dll in a 32-bit program in an x64 environment.
By the way, "USB Safe Guard" is all 32 bit configuration. (exe or dll files are 32 bit).
Therefore, we need to investigate why this problem occurred, but it is difficult to identify the problem in a non-reproducible environment. (Becayse, the problem may be somewhere other than "USB Safe Guard".)
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This software seems interesting. I am interest on the read only feature if ever. I tried the AXCrypt but not so satisfied
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John Tanguamos, for read only USB stick flash drives the only ones I have found currently on sale are the Netac range of drives which have physical read only/read write switch which is far more resilant than runtime installed driver based write protection i.e. malware can trash a runtime filter driver write protected file system by simply reformating the media and making it its own without installing the filter/hidden filesystem driver... with hardware write protection such attacks are not possible.
With hardware write protect on a USB stick one can carry around engineer tools that avast and AVG etc will try and remove as PUP's and destroy an engineers portable toolkit and have it survive long enough to disable the scareware anti-virus PUA/PUP deleting actions.
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John Tanguamos, Thank you for interesting "USB Safe Guard". if you have any suggestions, please let me know
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When you buy a new USB thumb drive, for example, from Sandisk or Sony or other brands. They already come bundled with excellent Security Lock Software, that is for you to use forever. There is no license expiration date.
Which you can choose to use or not to use.
Thus this giveaway software is merely an extra.
The correct term to use is "installation" instead of "erection. I hope this helps you". Thought they were going to recommend Viagra.
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am waiting for the serial number in my email but it is not yet found. Hope it will arrive after few minutes.
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John Tanguamos, license key will be sent from GOTD. But if you cannot get key, I will send key to you. Please email to me if you cannot get key.
Thanks
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xSecuritas, Sent license key. if you have any problems, please let me know
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I have just downloaded, installed and registered this program and it says it can only create 5 secure usb's but this limitation does not seem to appear anywhere on these pages. Can we please be told the full facts for this offer.
Thank you
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Neil, It consists of products that can make 2, 5, 10, 20 security USB. (This can be found on the Shop page of xSecuritas site.)
The version supplied by GOTD is a product that can make up to 5 security USB.
The created secure USB can be used without any restrictions.
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xSecuritas, thank you.
"The version supplied by GOTD is a product that can make up to 5 security USB"
Perhaps you might annoy less of the fussy people on here if that was explained in the main offer...
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xSecuritas, for me those licensing terms are a deal breaker... Since a created secure USB stick can be invalidated and made non functional by unathorised or clumsy access attempts I'd only be able to re-create a new secure USB stick a very limited number of times...
A malicious user could plugin the secure stick and efectively destroy it for the legitimate user... a worse case situation than where an online social media enemy can temporarily lock out a person from their account by repeatedly entering the wrong password so the account is locked out until password is reset... this is worse as the secure-drive access is disabled completely not until some authorised recovery procedure is performed.
it's not as if the price is low either nearly $60 just to create a maximum of 5 secure USB sticks! I'd have to sell the secured data sticks at silly prices just to cover the fact the end user may mistakenly disable the stick and I'll have to buy more licenses to get the end user access again... just went to your purchass page and found the price is not nearly $60 for creating 5 secure USB sticks but $129!!! to be allowed to create upto 20 secure USB sticks would cost $439
The displayed $59 is for just 2! secure USB sticks not the 5 allowed in the giveaway. I believe you should provide an unlimited use license at a reasonable fee these 20 or lower secure USB licenses are way over priced in my opinion.
After all Netac sell hardware switch write protect and with a free encryption program that may not have the remote micro-management that yours has but is much simpler licensing and repeatably reusable as needed.
I note you are STILL allowing insecure TL1.0 browsers to place orders from your website... not good for a security company!
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TK, The license/price issues are still a big headache for me.
(whether unlimited is good or limited is good)
The product has developed 4 months ago, but the pricing has not yet been fully set. What price policy would you choose?
And with regard to TLS1.0, currently, web developer has investigate it. It will probably be processed sooner or later...
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So refering back to your replies I took a look at some of AWS offereings and found an always free tier of products that could enable you to let the end user choose an unlimited license if they create their own AWS account either paid by themselves or using the always free tier if it could then be added to the admin program and client program so the unlimited license users are not consuming your companies AWS capacity.
https://aws.amazon.com/free/?all-free-tier.sort-by=item.additionalFields.SortRank&all-free-tier.sort-order=asc&awsf.Free%20Tier%20Types=categories%23alwaysfree&awsm.page-all-free-tier=1
Lists the products available under the always free tier. There are 3 pages of products listed I am sure the one you use is likely covered. Also it apears that if all your customers use the same AWS database engine could that not be a security risk where you have admin access to their shared database and could there possibly be any accidental or hacked data colisions between different end customers sharing the same cloud database server?
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TK, Thanks for the information.
Currently we are using T3 instance.
(not free license)
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Is this a lifetime license software?
Or, will it expire sometime in the future?
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A. Bassam, The GOTD version can create up to five secure USBs, and thsi secure USB can be used without any restriction.
Although this product is genuine, there is a limit to the number of USB that can be made secure. Up to five GOTD versions can be used to create secure USB.
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A. Bassam, its effectivley a sold trial that is feature disabled after the creation of 5 secure USB sticks, the price for the 5 stick trial license is $129 not the $59 listed in the giveaway information panel. At the moment there is no UNLIMITED lifetime license model provided.
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says on the web site, that it can be used 100 times, than the USB is no longer unusable??? what does that mean? that the USB stick will be unusable for anything else.
Expiration date USB usage is prohibited after the specified expiration date.
Expiration count After using the specified number of times, USB usage is prohibited.
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Hoody,
"says on the web site, that it can be used 100 times, than the USB is no longer unusable???"
==> Secure USB created in the trial version can only be used up to 100 times. Of course, this USB can be changed to normal USB.
This version (Genuine) does not have this limitation.
Thanks
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This is way too complicated!
Use AXCrypt of FlashCrypt for free to encrypt files and folders!
There is also USBSecurity which runs on the USB drive and very quickly secures everything.
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Not really a great GOTD as, having registered you find:
"caution: This secure USB is available 30 times when creating a secure USB as a evaluation version.
After that, you can not use USB, please backup the data before that."
so rather pointless really, just a marketing exercise so will be uninstalling!
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Doug Barnes,
Hmm. However, the GOTD version can create up to five secure USBs, and the secure USB can be used without any restriction.
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Does it work on LINUX ?
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Zbyszek, Sorry. Only works on Windows O/S.
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xSecuritas, not even under linux wine?
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TK, I have not tested USB Client on linux wine. This will not be tested right now, and we will give you the results after testing.
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xSecuritas, bearing in mind I am not a linux developer but from past experience only certain classes of windows driver packages have been adopted into linux like wifi drivers as part of the WPAsuplicant package (I think it's called that) so as your client program needs to load a windows driver either a user mode or kernal mode driver (I've not researched its exact nature) To run that same driver under linux a similar "shim" would be needed to interface your driver into linux and wine. So it probably could not work under linux wine in its current form.It would at least require a driver-less solution that accesses the USB stick via windows API and impliments its own encrypted filesystem driver internally without resorting to using the driver subsystem. A whole load of mind bending work... bad idea forget it LOL
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