iTwin Shares PC/Mac Files From Anywhere

[exfileme]

Here's a good way to share military-grade encrypted data from one computer to another across the Internet.

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[silents11]

Max OS X 😉

 

[cheeseborger]

lol Max OS X

 

[silver565]

Pretty cool actually. I was expecting a higher price tag too

 

[Guest]

Man, I hope it's password protected at least. It would not be good if one of the two USB's was stolen and you didn't know it. If your other USB is still connected to your PC, then the thief would have total access.

 

[amk-aka-Phantom]

Umm... DO want if you can make it 12'' and have a VGA connection - would be perfect for testing PCs. Even so, I'm surprised with the price tag - usually that kind of "innovation" would cost an outrageous price.

 

[sseyler]

Sounds like a decent substitute for Dropbox, except without the same space limitations and/or monthly cost.

 

[amk-aka-Phantom]

^ LOL, that was supposed to go in the USB screen article. Cursed be tabbed browsing! :lol:

 

[rzgibbs]

This is smart and innovative at a reasonable price--It must be a fake!

 

[alidan]

[citation][nom]amk-aka-phantom[/nom]Umm... DO want if you can make it 12'' and have a VGA connection - would be perfect for testing PCs. Even so, I'm surprised with the price tag - usually that kind of "innovation" would cost an outrageous price.[/citation]

really, to me im thinking of it kind of like this way, it serves as a becon for the two computers, and everything is more or less p2p. its not that huge of an innovation, or am i missing something?

 

[iam2thecrowe]

for f*%ks sake, why must the letter "i" be put in front of everything. Come up with a more creative name.

 

[ojas]

[citation][nom]Renning[/nom]Man, I hope it's password protected at least. It would not be good if one of the two USB's was stolen and you didn't know it. If your other USB is still connected to your PC, then the thief would have total access.[/citation]

Dude, read the article again. It says:

"iTwin uses hardware-based two-factor authentication and military grade Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 256 bit encryption to protect all data communication," the company said Monday. "When two halves of the iTwin are paired, the owner is sent a Remote Disable Code via email, which can be used in the event one half of the iTwin is lost or stolen."