Regular readers may recall that security researcher and general open source hardware fanatic [Walker] has been planning a rather unusual flash drive for some time — one that will only show it… ...

When you think of a USB flash drive, you probably only see it as a portable device for storing and transferring files between computers. USB drives are perfect for this since they're affordable ...

Though they work pretty much like any other flash drive, their hardware encryption makes the IronKey unique (and quite expensive).

I recently bought a 10-pack of 32GB PNY USB 3.0 flash drives off Amazon for $28. If that option had been available back then I would have never learned about how flash drives work.

USB flash drives are increasingly being sidelined. Here's why, and what better alternatives exists.

The work-around involves remapping your network drive to another letter, freeing up the “F” drive for the local volume, or assigning a new drive to the USB flash drive.

Hackers are coming after the data on USB flash drives — what you need to know.